Jeff Divine Hold the Largest Archive of Vintage Surfstyle Captures
Sophia Pelka — April 10, 2012 — Lifestyle
References: jeffdivinesurf & english.mashkulture.net
Jeff Divine was at the forefront of the surf scene when it was first emerging in the early sixties. He was there to capture his bros, the babes, and of course, the waves. Growing up in La Jolla, California, there was a defined culture and lifestyle for surfer dudes and dudettes. His photographs perfectly capture the carefree, laid-back way of the beach bums. His amazing photojournalistic style got him noticed, and he was hired by Surfer Magazine.
He worked with the magazine for almost 30 years, traveling to the best of the best surfing locations to capture the sport at its extremes. Even now, he stands as the photo editor at the Surfer Journal in San Clemente, California. His released archives show off the spirit of a surfer -- free wheeling, chill and individualistic.
He worked with the magazine for almost 30 years, traveling to the best of the best surfing locations to capture the sport at its extremes. Even now, he stands as the photo editor at the Surfer Journal in San Clemente, California. His released archives show off the spirit of a surfer -- free wheeling, chill and individualistic.
Trend Themes
1. Vintage Surfstyle Captures - An emerging trend of revisiting and drawing inspiration from vintage surf photography provides an opportunity for businesses to create nostalgic and retro-themed products and experiences.
2. Photojournalistic Style - The demand for photojournalistic-style photography extends beyond the surf community and presents opportunities for photographers to capture authentic and candid moments in various industries, such as lifestyle and travel.
3. Surf Culture and Lifestyle - The continued fascination with surfer culture and lifestyle opens up opportunities for brands to create products, events, and spaces that cater to the carefree and laid-back beach aesthetic.
Industry Implications
1. Photography - The photography industry can explore the potential of offering specialized services for vintage surfstyle photo shoots and events.
2. Fashion and Apparel - Fashion brands can leverage the retro surfstyle trend by incorporating vintage surf photography and design elements into their collections, appealing to consumers seeking nostalgia and unique beach-inspired fashion.
3. Hospitality and Tourism - Hotels, resorts, and travel agencies can curate experiences and packages that embrace the surf culture and lifestyle, offering guests a taste of the carefree and adventurous spirit associated with surfing.
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