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Hawaii
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Clark Little Does Whatever it Takes to Get the Shot
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Clark Little is a renowned photographer and made his name as a pioneer of surfing at the Waimea shorebreak. Surfing closeout sets others wouldn't even consider, he familiarized himself with the wave, and when he started snapping photos it was clear he had a knack for knowing exactly where to be. Shorebreak, from director Peter King, is a feature film that dives into Little's life as an action wave photographer.
