SURFING Magazine

We wonder if this image would sway the results of Paul Fisher’s recent survey. Photo: Jimmicane

The Queen of the North Shore, Coco Ho, knights a worthy wall. Photo: Jimmicane

Dusty Payne drives through a spacious tunnel. Photo: Corey Wilson

Evan Geiselman, goal. Photo: Duncan Macfarlane

Gabriel Medina. Photo: Corey Wilson

Granger Larson with style and grace that would make Biggie Smalls’ heart melt. Photo: Corey Wilson

Four-wheeled fun with Greyson Fletcher. Photo: Jimmicane

Greyson Fletcher. Photo: Jimmicane

How long until surfers start trying tail grabs? Greyson again, this time with a dry challenge. Photo: Jimmicane

This is what Pipeline looks like when you’re high. Photo: Jimmicane

With town in the distance, this is the road away from enlightenment. Photo: Mike Killion

Oops! John John biffs a small day bowl. Photo: Duncan Macfarlane

Nose to tail, rail to rail. Joel Tudor is the only person that is allowed to wax like this. Photo: Jimmicane

Jordy Smith. Photo: Duncan Macfarlane

Nat Young, tail-toss in a golden dusk. Photo: Corey Wilson

Nathan Fletcher. Photo: Mike Killion

Ola Eleogram, Off The Wall. Photo: Corey Wilson

Oliver Kurtz, bitten by the Banzai. Photo: Jimmicane

Joel Parkinson croons the World Champ blues. Photo: Duncan Macfarlane

Surfing Rulebook, Rule #932: It’s O.K. to photograph a Hawaiian sunset if you get a perfect Pipeline peak in the shot…

…Just don’t Instagram it. Corey Wilson saves two photos just for you.

Ants and sugar. Photo: Jimmicane

Axel Irons and Seth Moniz. Photo: Duncan Macfarlane

Steph Kohene and the illusion of solitude of Off The Wall. Photo: Corey Wilson

TJ Barron cooks, you clean… You were probably going to have to clean anyway. Photo: Duncan

Tom Curren — still slightly confused, still very significant. Some things never change. Photo: Corey Wilson

Wave goodbye. Photo: Duncan Macfarlane