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I was invited to check out the SUP World Championships on Tahiti. I was never really sure if I liked SUP, ‘cause back home in Germany, too many people use it as a modern version of Nordic walking. But checking out Garrett McNamara and all these big wave legends ripping these huge boards in triple overhead barrels at Sapinus was more than a little impressive. Photo: Lars Jacobsen.
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Teahupoo on an O´Neill team trip a few years ago. Photo: Lars Jacobsen.
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French wonder Christophe Allary taking off. Photo: Lars Jacobsen.
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German local surfer Yoyo checking out this new found spot in Kerala. Photo: Lars Jacobsen.
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My little photo series with sleeping surfers and animals… Photo: Lars Jacobsen.
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We did a little boardshort shooting with random locals from India. Proud new Billabong boardshorts owner. Photo: Lars Jacobsen.
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We organized a trip to Iceland and scored some empty, but freezing waves. After checking out another spot, we found a huge glacier-lake on the south side of the island. We decided to jump in the water, which was colder than a caipirinha. But paddling around and climbing across these icebergs was really something amazing. Photo: Lars Jacobsen.
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Portrait of Tao Schirmacher, one of the best river wave surfers of Munich and maybe the world. Photo: Lars Jacobsen.
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Freesurf session, while the Cold Water Classic was staging the final in Santa Cruz, 2009. Photo: Lars Jacobsen.
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India’s secret little jewels. Photo: Lars Jacobsen.
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Dracula’s in Morocco was on fire. Photo: Lars Jacobsen.
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Britain’s Micah Leister enjoying a Moroccan beauty. Photo: Lars Jacobsen.
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Shaun Cansdell was scoring the sickest barrels at this secret slab near Tagazout, until this wave got sick of him and snapped his board. Photo: Lars Jacobsen.
Lars Jacobsen, on the road.
Lars Jacobsen, 30, is a freelance journalist and photographer from Hamburg, Germany. His photos and words have appeared in several major publications around the globe. But his portfolio isn’t doing all the traveling; Jacobsen himself is on an airplane more often than his desk. Thanks to his job as editor-in-chief of Germany’s SURFERS magazine, you can meet him on one of his many off-the-beaten-path surf trips, which have taken him from freezing Iceland to boiling India, and many places in between.
Check out his homepage if you want to see more of his latest work: larsjacobsen.com
