Unearthed & Waterproof Book Bundle

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ABOUT UNEARTHED

When Australian surfer Nat Young won the World Championship at Ocean Beach, San Diego, in 1966, his home break near Sydney would momentarily become the centre of the surfing universe as board design adapted to a more ‘radical’ style of surfing. Ten-year-old Stephen Cooney and his older brother Butch were friends of the Young brothers and would become deeply involved in the shortboard evolution. By the age of 14, Stephen had left school to pursue his love of surfing fulltime, eventually joining Albe Falzon for the filming of the seminal surf film Morning of The Earth. He was only 15-years-old when he became the first known person to surf Uluwatu in Bali.

Stephen’s account of his childhood and life as a grom is in turn both funny and poignant, as he reveals some of his family’s tragedies and struggles. The stories of filming MOTE and those early days at Tracks will surely one day make it to the silver screen. All three acts of Stephen Cooney’s early life will entertain and enlighten you, and serve as a companion piece to other works celebrating the 50th anniversary of the seminal surf film Morning of the Earth.

Foreword by Albe Falzon
ISBN 9780648952725
Flexi-cover, 224 pages

ABOUT WATERPROOF

Customers outside North America (US, Canada, Mexico) can purchase this book directly from Cyclops Press here.

Waterproof by John Ogden is an important new work featuring the work of Australia’s leading surf photographers from the first known photograph of the Australian surf zone, through to 20th century boom in surfing and the contemporary scene. Featured photographers include Richard Daintree, Frank Hurley, Harold Cazneaux, Jack Eden, Bob weeks, John Witzig, Peter Crawford, Ted Grambeau, Joli, Bill Morris, Sean Davey, Tim McKenna, Trent Mitchell, Russell Ord, ‘Rich’ Richards, Stuart Gibson, Fran Miller, Leroy Bellet, Ray Collins and dozens more. It includes a Foreword by two-time World Champion surfer Tom Carroll.

Published by Cyclops Press in Australia

ISBN 9780648952732
Hardcover in dust jacket, 256 pages,

Selected reviews:

The Guardian

The Australian Financial Review

The Scotsman & Scotland on Sunday

Tracks magazine

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Buy a copy of ‘Waterproof’ and ‘Unearthed’ for a combined discounted price.

ABOUT UNEARTHED

When Australian surfer Nat Young won the World Championship at Ocean Beach, San Diego, in 1966, his home break near Sydney would momentarily become the centre of the surfing universe as board design adapted to a more ‘radical’ style of surfing. Ten-year-old Stephen Cooney and his older brother Butch were friends of the Young brothers and would become deeply involved in the shortboard evolution. By the age of 14, Stephen had left school to pursue his love of surfing fulltime, eventually joining Albe Falzon for the filming of the seminal surf film Morning of The Earth. He was only 15-years-old when he became the first known person to surf Uluwatu in Bali.

Stephen’s account of his childhood and life as a grom is in turn both funny and poignant, as he reveals some of his family’s tragedies and struggles. The stories of filming MOTE and those early days at Tracks will surely one day make it to the silver screen. All three acts of Stephen Cooney’s early life will entertain and enlighten you, and serve as a companion piece to other works celebrating the 50th anniversary of the seminal surf film Morning of the Earth.

Foreword by Albe Falzon
ISBN 9780648952725
Flexi-cover, 224 pages

ABOUT WATERPROOF

Customers outside North America (US, Canada, Mexico) can purchase this book directly from Cyclops Press here.

Waterproof by John Ogden is an important new work featuring the work of Australia’s leading surf photographers from the first known photograph of the Australian surf zone, through to 20th century boom in surfing and the contemporary scene. Featured photographers include Richard Daintree, Frank Hurley, Harold Cazneaux, Jack Eden, Bob weeks, John Witzig, Peter Crawford, Ted Grambeau, Joli, Bill Morris, Sean Davey, Tim McKenna, Trent Mitchell, Russell Ord, ‘Rich’ Richards, Stuart Gibson, Fran Miller, Leroy Bellet, Ray Collins and dozens more. It includes a Foreword by two-time World Champion surfer Tom Carroll.

Published by Cyclops Press in Australia

ISBN 9780648952732
Hardcover in dust jacket, 256 pages,

Selected reviews:

The Guardian

The Australian Financial Review

The Scotsman & Scotland on Sunday

Tracks magazine

Bundle and save 25%!

Buy a copy of ‘Waterproof’ and ‘Unearthed’ for a combined discounted price.

ABOUT UNEARTHED

When Australian surfer Nat Young won the World Championship at Ocean Beach, San Diego, in 1966, his home break near Sydney would momentarily become the centre of the surfing universe as board design adapted to a more ‘radical’ style of surfing. Ten-year-old Stephen Cooney and his older brother Butch were friends of the Young brothers and would become deeply involved in the shortboard evolution. By the age of 14, Stephen had left school to pursue his love of surfing fulltime, eventually joining Albe Falzon for the filming of the seminal surf film Morning of The Earth. He was only 15-years-old when he became the first known person to surf Uluwatu in Bali.

Stephen’s account of his childhood and life as a grom is in turn both funny and poignant, as he reveals some of his family’s tragedies and struggles. The stories of filming MOTE and those early days at Tracks will surely one day make it to the silver screen. All three acts of Stephen Cooney’s early life will entertain and enlighten you, and serve as a companion piece to other works celebrating the 50th anniversary of the seminal surf film Morning of the Earth.

Foreword by Albe Falzon
ISBN 9780648952725
Flexi-cover, 224 pages

ABOUT WATERPROOF

Customers outside North America (US, Canada, Mexico) can purchase this book directly from Cyclops Press here.

Waterproof by John Ogden is an important new work featuring the work of Australia’s leading surf photographers from the first known photograph of the Australian surf zone, through to 20th century boom in surfing and the contemporary scene. Featured photographers include Richard Daintree, Frank Hurley, Harold Cazneaux, Jack Eden, Bob weeks, John Witzig, Peter Crawford, Ted Grambeau, Joli, Bill Morris, Sean Davey, Tim McKenna, Trent Mitchell, Russell Ord, ‘Rich’ Richards, Stuart Gibson, Fran Miller, Leroy Bellet, Ray Collins and dozens more. It includes a Foreword by two-time World Champion surfer Tom Carroll.

Published by Cyclops Press in Australia

ISBN 9780648952732
Hardcover in dust jacket, 256 pages,

Selected reviews:

The Guardian

The Australian Financial Review

The Scotsman & Scotland on Sunday

Tracks magazine

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