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A Worldwide Surf Trip: From Sri Lanka to Scotland

Surfer/Photographer
Monday, May 20th, 2013

I was born and raised in Rome, Italy. After a girl broke my shoulder (funny story), I needed something to stay connected with the surf and the ocean even, so I bought a camera. I’ve always been passionate about ocean and water sports, and I quickly started to travel around the world looking for waves and new experiences.

Surfing Greece

Get Barreled…in Greece

Photographer
Friday, May 10th, 2013

When you think of Greece, surfing is probably not the first thing that comes to mind. But with its 16,000 kms of coastline, more and more Greeks are stepping on board.

It's hard to get across what Ireland means to our crew of mates who dedicate our lives to that place. I was lucky and dedicated enough to be part of it all from the beginning.

Ireland: The Motherland

Professional Surfer
Tuesday, May 7th, 2013

It’s hard to get across what Ireland means to our crew of mates who dedicate our lives to that place. I was lucky and dedicated enough to be part of it all in the beginning.

I was raised in the suburbs of Toronto, but I should have been raised on the coast.There were only three things that kept me out of trouble as a youth; snowboarding, art, and the constant dream of moving west to the mountains. Midway through high school I rented my first camera for a darkroom class and discovered my passion.

Portfolio: Alex Guiry

Photographer/Surfer
Monday, April 22nd, 2013

I was raised in the suburbs of Toronto, but I should have been raised on the coast. There were only three things that kept me out of trouble as a youth; snowboarding, art, and the constant dream of moving west to the mountains. Midway through high school I rented my first camera for a darkroom class and discovered my passion.

Professional surfer Willy Correa has seen the landscape of Itacare change, as more palm trees are cut down for hotel development and rainforest sacrified for monocroping - an agricultural practice of planting only one crop, often destroying the soil. Photo: Surf Channel/Shannon Q

How Surfers Could Save The Rainforest

Editor, TheSurfChannel.com
Saturday, April 20th, 2013

Surfers are known for their deep connection with the ocean and appreciation for its preservation, but what happens when a small, rural town is suddenly bombarded with surf tourism?

With camera and spear gun in tow, I have been traversing the shores from Lima, Perú, south through the Atacama Desert of Chile, and continuing on towards Antarctica through my beloved Chile. The journey will culminate in Easter Island, ‘the navel of the wor

#EndlessBlue SouthPacific

Ocean Photographer/Social Artist
Friday, April 19th, 2013

With camera and spear gun in tow, I have been traversing the shores from Lima, Perú, south through the Atacama Desert of Chile, and continuing on towards Antarctica through my beloved Chile. The journey will culminate in Easter Island, ‘the navel of the world.’

Salani Surf Resort

Salani Is Back!

Owner, WaterWays Surf Adventures
Tuesday, April 2nd, 2013

In September of 2009 an earthquake in the Tongan Trench generated a massive tsunami which slammed the SE corner of Upolu, Samoa. Salani Surf Resort and much of the surrounding area was completely destroyed, nothing remained. Today, however, it’s back.

I call her Auntie Ocean. She is the waves, the tide, the entire element that most others simply recognize as salt water. To me she is a blessing. Photo: Mark Mcinnis

Auntie Ocean

Writer/Surfer
Tuesday, April 2nd, 2013

I call her Auntie Ocean. She is the waves, the tide, the entire element that most others simply recognize as salt water. To me she is a blessing.

During rough times we tend to forget who we are and what our purpose on this planet is. Until one day a friend (there is always a friend), drags us down to the beach. It's time to feel alive again.

Washed Soul

Teacher/Project Manager/Dreamer
Saturday, March 30th, 2013

During rough times we tend to forget who we are and what our purpose on this planet is. Until one day a friend (there is always a friend), drags us down to the beach. It’s time to feel alive again.

shark

Shark Attacks and Point Breaks: Mainland Mexico

Surfer/Writer/Adventurer
Friday, March 29th, 2013

May 2008 marked my second surf trip to Mexico, and I felt prepared. But I was not prepared to chat in the line-up with two guys from California who lost their friend to a Great White two days prior.

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