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TANNER Hendrickson, Kekoa Cazimero and Granger Larsen brave the wind to tear up a punchy Off The Wall.
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FINALLY swell arrived and the Hawaiian Reef Pro at Haleiwa kicked back into life. Sunny Garcia stamped his intent.
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MASON Ho, Nat Young, and Gavin Beschen weathered the storm and managed to find dig out few gems.
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TWO Portuguese, one natural, one goofy, draw water pistols at a secluded right hand pointbreak in Mexico.
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ONE of the most progressive out there. Rusty rider, Jay Davies, freesurfing in between Australia and Indonesia.
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AS the Hawiian season draws to a close we have a second, from the water, perpective on a classic February Pipe swell by North Shore photog Mana who takes us on a tour of his back yard.
Late drop ... Jesse Merle Jones© 2009 - Mana Photography My name is Jeff Walthall, but most of my friends call me Mana because of my company. It means "supernatural or divine power" in Hawaiian. I've been a professional surf photog for over 10 years in Hawaii but I also have another job installing solar systems to supplement my income. I really love being a surf photographer. The circle of friends that I have is just incredible, it is truly an honour to be known and I hope respected by so many of the world's best surfers. Pictured above. Jesse Merle Jones taking a dramatic drop during the trials of the Pipemasters. The rest of the sequence has Jesse almost falling falling, then recovering in time to get a sick pit with him coming out in a super heavy spit.
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