A new series featuring some of the world’s most radical longboard visuals
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Gilkerson making it look easy. Photo: Myles McGuinness
It's rare to see Hallie Rohr on her backhand because she rides switch better than anyone I know (guys included). She has a very quiet manner and lets her surfing get the attention (as you can see by Luki Okeefe's face). Typically, that gorgeous face of Luki's would be behind the camera, but here she is getting a few waves with Hallie. Also, Lukie is one very talented up-and-coming photographers to keep an eye out for. Photo: Amber Mozo
I spent the last few months traveling around Australia and fell in love with the East Coast. This was a super fun rainy day at Noosa First Point. Photo: Warwick Gow
Danica Elbertse is a smooth operator. Her unique style on a longboard is delicate and elegant. Always been inspired by Danica's surfing. Photo: Dane Peterson
The man of many talents. Ziggy Alberts always seems to have a smile on his face. Photo: Mark De Koning
Editor’s Note: #LogDaze is a new series featuring some of the world’s most radical longboard visuals. The tenth in the series is San Clemente, CA native and longboarding extraordinaire, Karina Rozunko.
There’s just so much to love about longboarding. I guess if I had to choose the one thing I love most is the sense of freedom I feel with nature. That weightless feeling of gliding on the water is the closest feeling to flying there is. And who doesn’t wish they could fly, right? Here are a few shots taken throughout my recent travels.
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