Craft / photographer
Jason Childs
BaliCatatan editorial tentang budaya surf dan konteks lokal.Why it matters
His archive has helped keep local surfers visible within Indonesian surf history.
Why it matters
Research describes Jason Childs as a Bali-based photographer who has documented local surfers for roughly three decades.
A visual archive
Photography can preserve a record of the people around a coastline when images are credited and contextualised responsibly.
Connection to surfing
Research notes his long-term emphasis on photographing local surfers as well as visiting professionals.
Sources & further reading
Research behind this record
A Bali-based surf photographer whose work has documented Indonesian surfers for decades.
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