Maki, Clarence
Easygoing surfer and photographer from Honolulu, Hawaii; best known for capturing many of the classic surf images of Waikiki and Makaha in the 1950s and early '60s. Maki was born (1924) in Kilauea, Kauai, raised in Honolulu, and began surfing in 1944. In 1958, he was a finalist at the Makaha International Surfing Championships. In 1959, 1960, and 1961, Maki served as the director for the Makaha c...
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Buffalo Keaulana, Waikiki. Photo: Clarence MakiSubscribe to view
Clarence Maki, Waikiki, late 1950sSubscribe to view
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1959 Makaha International. Photo: Clarence MakiSubscribe to view
(L to R) Candy, Marge, and Robin Calhoun, Makaha, around 1963. Photo: Clarence MakiSubscribe to view
Wally Froiseth, Makaha, 1960. Photo: Clarence MakiSubscribe to view
Buffalo Keaulana, Waikiki. Photo: Clarence Maki
Clarence Maki, Waikiki, late 1950s
Clarence Maki
1959 Makaha International. Photo: Clarence Maki
(L to R) Candy, Marge, and Robin Calhoun, Makaha, around 1963. Photo: Clarence Maki
Wally Froiseth, Makaha, 1960. Photo: Clarence Maki