France. The Lande’s power. We walked a couple of hundred meters south and a perfect sand bar suddenly appeared. Image: Sbrizzi
France. A different view of Les Alcyons. I actually took this picture from a nice bar just above the spot while drinking a beer. Image: Sbrizzi
France. Tango session in Lille. That’s the other side of France. Such a historical country with a deep culture and amazing architecture. Image: Sbrizzi
France.Summer time funfair. I think this picture represents what summer time surf in Le Landes is all about. Sunny, people laying on the beach and nice easy waves. Image: Sbrizzi
Indo. The secret wave, somewhere. That was the reward of 10 days struggling in the jungle trying to survive. Image: Sbrizzi
Indo. Trying to survive in the jungle. Greg’s look speaks for itself. You can feel the challenges to live in an unfriendly environment not meant to be for human beings. Image: Sbrizzi
Indo. Rock 'n' Roll Indo style. We made a stop on the way back to the airport in a remote village on the mountains. This guy was so committed and enjoying so much his rock n' roll character. Image: Sbrizzi
Indo. The dream section and no one around. It was a late afternoon and this wave rolled through perfectly, all the way, with no takers. Image: Sbrizzi
Ireland. Dancing birds. It was a wet days but suddenly the rain stopped for a while allowing this bunch of birds to dry their wings. Image: Sbrizzi
Ireland. Happy fishing. It was funny to see those colored fishing tools on a such a gray day. Image: Sbrizzi
Ireland. Two, three, four times overhead? A Secret to Explore. It was a stormy day and I drove the entire Co Clare looking for some sheltered spot. This was one of the many crazy waves I spotted on the way. Image: Sbrizzi
Italy. Viareggio skater. I love playing with movements and I reckon skating is perfectly suited for this kind of picture. Image: Sbrizzi
Italy. Imperial Fora and the Flavian Amphitheatre.. It was a cold winter day. I was driving around on my Vespa and then I spotted this unique point of view that only locals use to know. Image: Sbrizzi
Italy. Who say you can’t surf in Italy? This is actually one of the most touristic places in the South of Italy. It was unbelievable to see actual real surfing waves breaking there. Image: Sbrizzi
Italy. Surf and culture in the south. That was the last section of a nice right hander breaking in front of a historic town more than 2000 years old. Image: Sbrizzi
Kenya. The underwater world. I spent a few hours diving and swimming in this outer reef. I think the black and white gives an unusual perspective of what it is normally fully coloured. Image: Sbrizzi
Kenya. Roaring cheetah. This cheetah was just a few meters from me showing his teeth. Image: Sbrizzi
Kenya. Another beautiful sunrise at Sand Island. This was a little while before taking our bus to the airport. I woke up a few minutes early in order to take pictures and the outcome wasn’t too bad at all. Image: Sbrizzi
Kenya. Amboseli beauty. Here I really felt the Africa wildness. I love the immensity of the Kilimanjaro in the background. Image: Sbrizzi
Morocco. A Lonely Countryman. We were driving to Casablanca and during the entire trip we were admiring how unique the landscape is. Then this countryman just passed next to us. I like the shapes of the hills and the donkeys. Image: Sbrizzi
Morocco. Local girls. We stopped at some random place on the road. I am sure the locals there do not see too many visitors. There were a few kids around, and they suddenly come to see us. They didn’t ask for moneys but instead for some pens. Image: Sbrizzi
Morocco. Moroccan pure surf. I like the perspective of this picture, it allows you to imagine what the surfer could do on the next section. This local was ripping with such relaxed style. Image: Sbrizzi
Morocco. Never ending sea line. Safi is definitely a jewel! It is a perfect right-hander peeling for hundreds of meters with several barrelling section. A surfers dream. Image: Sbrizzi
Portugal. C.J. Hobgood at Belgas. I love the blur on this picture. You can really feel the movements and the speed of this turn. Image: Sbrizzi
Morocco. A demonstration of Mother Nature. This was actually a huge wave. The amount of white water was impressive and the strong offshore wind was combing his lip. The black and white adds some drama on this incredible demonstration of Mother Nature. Image: Sbrizzi
Scotland. A deserved rest at 0 degree Celsius. After spending the entire day in the water having a fire was a necessity. It was really cold and the fire helped us to warm up before entering our tent to sleep with an air temperature of about 0 degree Celsius. Image: Sbrizzi
Scotland. Since 3000 B.C. Those rocks have been there for more than 3000 years. Staring the ocean surrounded by green hills. Image: Sbrizzi
Scotland. Small rocky barrel. This was actually a stormy day and we managed to find this sheltered wave. The sun was out and the tide was perfect for some memorable rides weaving the rocks and eventually enjoying a nice cover up. Image: Sbrizzi
Scotland. The reason why surfing in the cold is worth it. We checked this wave plenty of times but it was always small, until the last two days of the trip. This nice lefthander use to peel for hundreds meters. That was a memorable day and the only price to pay was swimming in very cold water. However who cares if waves are that good… Image: Sbrizzi
Sri Lanka. A small wall of opportunities. I love this picture because the colours of the water and especially because from his point of view you can imagine the next move of the surfer on the incoming section. Image: Sbrizzi
Sri Lanka. Curious Boy. This young boy spent the entire trip with his head outside the window looking around. He was so curious that after taking few pictures I went to see him showing the photos I took. Image: Sbrizzi
Sri Lanka. An empty small gem. Even if it was small this wave can always surprise you with some barrelling sections. The reef is really close to the beach and it was very funny taking few pictures. Image: Sbrizzi
Sri Lanka. The best train trip ever. That was really an extra packed train. It was funny to see all the people putting their heads outside. Image: Sbrizzi
I was born and raised in Rome, Italy. 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.
