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Science Fails Again & Rob Kelly’s “Film Duty”

Evidently, no one felt the need to place bets on whether Evan (that was his name, right?) was a surfer or not. I’ll just tell you that he… was… not. This experiment has gone poorly indeed. I have felt fewer surfer vibes since I decided to do this ridiculous thing than ever before, which is funny since the waves have been sort of massive lately.

Newly bionic Rob Kelly is beachridden–sorry, Rob–but on the bright side, he had some free time to manufacture this epic video:

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One Session. Seven Waves. with Brendan Buckley.

Yet another great little clip from Carmen Vicari:

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Reef Road Flo-rida

Have any of you guys ever surfed Reef Road?  Looks like it gets pretty good:

And dolphin-y.

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PinchmySalt.tv » the oil is here….

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The Drifter in VOGUE

Rob Machado and Jon Paskowitz gave Blake Lively and Hamish Bowles some very chic surf lessons for the June issue of VOGUE.  Read the [abridged] story here.

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Spring INNERSECTION Top 10

I finally submitted my INNERSECTION ranking for the spring round — with 12 hours to spare.  Here’s what I came up with after much deliberation:

  1. Matt Meola
  2. Peter Devries
  3. Cory Lopez
  4. Flynn Novak
  5. Craig Anderson
  6. Cheyne Magnusson
  7. Dion Agius
  8. Luke Cederman
  9. Brett Simpson
  10. Conner Coffin

Care to discuss?

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The GO PRO Aesthetic

As we’ve all noticed, I’m sure, GoPro videos have been popping up like crazy.  Well, I’m just going to say this: I think GoPro has revolutionized the DIY surf video.  An average kid who straps a camera to his head is no more a videographer than someone who point-and-shoots him from the sand, but the GoPro aesthetic is something new(-ish).  The perspective is interesting.  This type of video allows non-surfers to experience, if not what we feel, then at least what we see.  Those of us with mediocre ability may vicariously rendezvous with black diamond waves in top-shelf secret spots.  The usual film standards still apply (clarity, composition, editing, choice of musical accompaniment) and some GP videos are better than others, but they’re almost universally fun to watch.

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