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Surf swimsuit shoot – Red Bull girls only surf camp

After a hard week of training in the Red Bull Surfing Girls Only in Peru, Sofia, Sally, Nadja and Maya left their boards on the side for a day to play a different role than other surfing champions. They were part of a Fashion photo shoot for a local magazine taking a day off to explore a completely different field, modeling. See more of the girls’ adventures at RedBullSurfing.com
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Posted by Grace & Billy - May 28, 2012 at 10:13 pm

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Surf Girl

Surf Girl
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Image by John Rohan
Woman trying to decide whether to go into the slightly turbulent waves in Nice, France. They must not be used to waves there; an orange "warning" flag was out to keep people from going too far in the water, even though the waves were still not nearly big enough even to surf.

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Posted by Grace & Billy - July 14, 2010 at 2:24 pm

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Cecil Healy, Olympic swimming gold, silver and bronze medallist in Manly Surf Life Saving Club swimsuit, [no date] / photographer unknown

Cecil Healy, Olympic swimming gold, silver and bronze medallist in Manly Surf Life Saving Club swimsuit, [no date] / photographer unknown
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Image by State Library of New South Wales collection
Biographical note: In the Stockholm Olympics, 1912, Healy entered the 100m event with fellow Australian Bill Longworth and American Duke Kahanamoku. All three qualified for the semi-final, with Kahanamoku clearly the fastest. Healy and Longworth then qualified from the first semifinal, but the three Americans, who were scheduled to qualify in the second semi-final did not, due an error by their team management. However, Healy intervened, saying if he was to win it would be against the best in the world. He assisted in an appeal to allow the Americans to swim another special race in order to qualify for the final. Despite protestation from other delegations, the Americans were allowed a separate race, with Kahanamoku qualifying for the final. In the final, Kahanamoku won easily, by 1.2s, over a bodylength, with Healy in second place. The two became lifelong friends and Kahanamoku lifted Healy’s hand higher than his own in the victory salute on the dais. Healy invited the Duke to Australia and board riding was introduced to Australia.
References: Wikipedia & Bombora – The Story of Australian Surfing (ABC Television)

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Posted by Grace & Billy - July 12, 2010 at 7:25 pm

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Bondi surf lifesavers, n.d. / by Sam Hood

Bondi surf lifesavers, n.d. / by Sam Hood
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Image by State Library of New South Wales collection
Format: Photoprint

Notes: View more incredible photographs by visiting the State LIbrary of NSW exhibition, Bondi Jitterbug: George Caddy and his Camera. Open in Sydney until 22 February 2009 – highlights on the State Library’s website. www.sl.nsw.gov.au/events/exhibitions/2008/jitterbug/index…

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Posted by Grace & Billy - July 7, 2010 at 2:25 pm

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Surf Club

Surf Club
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Image by memoflores
Photoshoot for surf wear advertising campaign.

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Posted by Grace & Billy - July 6, 2010 at 8:25 pm

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