Lennox head 1979
North Coast New South Wales
Australia

The best time to be young and free and discover empty lineups up and down the east coast of Australia. He showcases such an image with cows roaming on the Lennox head head Land at the time you could drive your cars right up to the left of frame down on the point wow what a time to live.

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Dee Why point New South Wales
Australia

One of dad‘s classic Dee Why point photos showcasing why it was such a difficult way to navigate in this photo of this photo it depicts the reason why back door is called back Door because you would take off behind the tube and back door Into The barreling wave for the wife to be able to produce the barrel at this magnitude and angle the angle of the swell would’ve been at East Northeast to allow the barrel to form the lip line like this

Total conditions are very apparent for each difference while a dee why point

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Cheyne Horan 1977 Puberty Blues

Bondi era Skateboarding
Australia

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Peter crawford PC and his famous crozier Slab knee board design

Little Avalon New South Wales
Australia

"PC at Little Avalon in 1978 carrying his board with a leg rope shoulder sling.

The hands free board carry made it much easier to negotiate the steep LA track with camera gear, flippers, etc.

(It was a DY kneelo thing- a plug in the boards nose to facilitate the sling and presto- you could ride your pushie with a 24” wide kneeboard)

PC came north to LA only occasionally…intending to photograph, but only when it got really good.

Because of that he rarely surfed but on those occasions when the waves were not quite as good as expected, we had that rare privilege of seeing him surf our wave.

His approach was much more high performance than the locals, still getting tubes but belting the lip too.

He seemed to be going 1/3 faster than everyone else!" - Simon Chipper

Photo by Simon Chipper

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Mp Walks the beach at the 1978 Stubbies

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Pro Surfers judging

SURFABOUT 1970s
Northern Beaches NSW
Australia

I asked Mr. Rabbit Bartholomew whether he was judging in this photo and for this event his response was.

Competitors signing waivers or media releases. I have never judged in my life. Peter  was renowned for pushing the boundaries in photography capturing unique moments and emotions to what may seem normal at the time Peter could see the art in these moment

The technique used was he obtained different types of filters on his lens to direct certain colours of the spectrum to allow them to be recorded onto the Film. Peter would either use single colour double or triple coloured filters

Just genius indeed!

This image exemplifies peter Crawfords signature 1970s surf culture look 

Shot on Nikon or Minolta camera

Paired with Ekatacrome transparency film

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MP and Owl Chapman

North Narrabeen

Classic photo of two characters showing their two different traits. Michael Peterson keeping his eyes on the prize looking to the Pacific Ocean to see where his best spot to sit and catch the most waves! while Owl gets distracted with the lady walking on by

Peter “PT” Townsend - Soularch bottom turn

1976-77 Hawaii

Peter Townsend apart of the notorious crew “ the bronze Aussies” became the Number One contest surfer in the world in 1976-77 with his amazing consistency saw him top the International Professional Surfers points rat-ings. Showcasing a classic dynamic soularch bottom turn demonstrating why he was the best in the world ! N styling too!

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