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SURF LEGEND: Scott Anderson was low profile, world renowned board shaper

SURF LEGEND: Scott Anderson was low profile, world renowned board shaper
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And So It Begins

And So It Begins. Could February be The Month? Early signs of a magical swell event are landing on the Queensland points right now. Photo: Ted Grambeau Link copied to clipboard Great months of surf rarely start with a bang. Instead they kinda grow on you, swell after swell, till at some point everyone wakes up to another perfect morning and thinks, “Whoa! How long’s this been going on!” That’s how February seems to be shaping up for surf communities around Australia but particularly on the east coast, where the first pulses of a classic swell event are beginning to arrive.

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How the GoPro Point-of-View Camera Completely Changed Our Surfing Perspective

Editor’s Note: Welcome to our new series, Surf History 101, where we look at innovations in the world of surfing and beyond that changed the pursuit forever. In this edition, Sam George examines the POV camera and how it changed our view of surfing. What Is It? A miniaturized, relatively inexpensive waterproof digital camera (most famously made by GoPro) equipped with a wide-angle lens, capable of shooting both still photos and video. When mounted to the deck of a surfboard or attached to the surfer, it provides unprecedented point-of-view footage (POV). Who Developed It? Advertisement Surfers have long sought to share their watery point of view with those on shore. As far back as 1929 the ever-innovative Tom Blake built a two-foot by two-foot pine box, glass-port housing to enclose a camera (bought from Duke Kahanamoku, no less) with which he began shooting surf action at Waikiki from the deck of his board a perspective that would set the standard for surfing water ph

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