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Coastal Clash
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Girl in the Curl Elizabeth Pepin, Contributing Photographer The first illustrated history of women surfers, Girl in the Curl captures an important and overlooked part of the sport's past. Author Andrea Gabbard explores 100 years of women in surfing, offering portraits of famous wave-riders and anecdotes of surf culture. |
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Harlem of the West Elizabeth Pepin, Author Mellow memories emerge in this consummate, tightly edited look back at an exuberant way of life in San Francisco's Fillmore District during the 1940s and '50s, when dozens of blues, R&B and jazz joints flourished amid businesses run by African-Americans, Japanese-Americans and Filipino-Americans. (Publisher's Weekly Review, 2006) *Currently Unavailable* |
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One Winter Story $20 postage paid. Pay via Paypal to order now. DVD will be sent within ten days of receipt of payment. |
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Photographs All photographs on this site are for sale. Please email otwfront@gmail.com for prices |
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Sister Surfer Elizabeth Pepin, Principal Photographer Longboard pro Mary Osborne teams with surfer Kia Afcari to write this guide for women who surf, and, more importantly, for those women who have always dreamed of paddling out beyond the breakers and catching the ideal wave. Sister Surfer is more than a technical manual filled with gorgeous images. It is also an inspirational guide, a handbook to freeing the spirit and overcoming the barriers of the world and of the self. |
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Surfing: Women of the Waves Elizabeth Pepin, Principal Photographer As the official counterculture sport of the 1960s, surfing was not just a sport but a lifestyle, as well as an unapologetically masculine culture. This notion has since been disproved by generations of amazing female surfers who have made an indelible mark on the sport. Surfing: Women of the Waves highlights some of these extraordinary women of surfing, from Linda Benson and Joyce Hoffman in the 1950s and 1960s to Layne Beachley. |
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