Name: Shaping Surf History: Tom Curren and al Merrick, California 1980-1983 (en Inglés)
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Author: Jimmy Metyko
ISBN: 9780847873562

portada Shaping Surf History: Tom Curren and al Merrick, California 1980-1983 (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Rizzoli

Autor

Jimmy Metyko

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

304

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9780847873562

Shaping Surf History: Tom Curren and al Merrick, California 1980-1983 (en Inglés)

Jimmy Metyko (Autor) · Rizzoli · Tapa Dura

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Metyko captures an era-defining snapshot of one of the most fertile and influential moments in California's surf history. The dramatic action shots and intimate moments follow the rise of young legend-to-be and future world champion Tom Curren and the surfboard shaper Al Merrick. During the early 1980's, Santa Barbara, California, saw an extraordinary mix of innovation, individuals and imagery, combined with a relatively rare meteorological phenomena, that led to one of the most influential periods in modern surf history. The rise of young legend-to-be and future three-time world champion Tom Curren, whose preternatural wave-riding abilities would help establish California at the forefront of contemporary surfing; the emergence of then-unknown board builder Al Merrick of Channel Island Surfboards, who would go on to becoming the sport's premier board-builder; a once-in-a-generation run of exceptional surf conditions - photographer Jimmy Metyko was there to capture it all. With a compelling blend of dramatic action, intimate moments and epic waves, Metyko's imagery and personal perspectives articulate a remarkable waypoint on the sport's cultural timeline, as well as a better understanding, and appreciation, of where surfing is today.