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A steel ladder going down from a wooden deck into dark water broken with sheets of ice.
Water Culture

The Ice Mile

A mile, in water at 41°F or colder, in a swimsuit, a cap and goggles.

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Rock pools walled off from the Atlantic by black volcanic rock, white water breaking around them, Portugal.
Water Culture

The Sea Pools

Bondi, Leça da Palmeira, Sandycove. Two walls and none.

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A swimmer moves down through open salt water, seen from below the surface.
Water Culture

Salt Water Is Not a Metaphor

The sea has been on prescription since 1750. Some of the prescription still holds.

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Dune grass bent by wind on a wide beach, figures walking at the waterline.
Water Culture

The Named Winds

A wind gets a name when enough people have had to plan the week around it.

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A lone figure at a small pool in open desert where lakes once stood.
Water Culture

The First Swimmers

The oldest picture of a swim sits in one of the driest places on earth.

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Haenyeo divers resting on volcanic rocks at Jeju in 1971, floats and hooks beside them.
Water Culture

One Breath

The record book opens in 1950. The work is at least three thousand years older.

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A pair of faded swim shorts lying on white sand.
Water Culture

A Short History of the Swim Short

The garment we make had to be legalized. This is not a metaphor.

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