Photo: Grannis-Surfing's Golden Age 1960-1969

by Leroy Grannis

Selects from prolofic golden-age shooter LeRoy Grannis. This is the first book of its type ever a large format coffee-table monograph, focused on one of the most remarkable decades in the evolution of surfing, featuring the photography of one of its primary chroniclers; and Granny, being one of our most beloved surf photographer grand daddies, is richly deserving of the attention. As edited by Brad Barrett, who infused issues of late-’60s Surfer with his deft and precise take on surf soul, Grannis is a revealing look back for those who didn’t make the scene, and a sentimental journey for those of us who did. Standard Editions come boxed, with dust jacket.

223 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1998