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For a long time I tried this "Indo Secret", but when it was found there were no surfers that could ride this wave.
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Unfortunately my "Indo secret" was frequented only by fishermen.
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It's not easy to find perfect waves at Uluwatu in the morning. Usually at this time there is a strong wind that comes from the north-east, but here is an incredible one with no takers.
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This was a good day for my friend Arpad Leclère. This was his first wave ever at Padang Padang.
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The heart of Padang Padang shortly after sunrise.
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Teiki Ballian. Dream afternoon in a secret in Mentawai barrel with just a few friends in the water.
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This day in Keramas for Dan Thornton has cost the breaking of two surfboards, but this photo has earned us the cover of Zig Zag Boardies Guides 2014-2015.
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Alik Rudiarta at his home break, Padang Padang. This photo landed the cover of Surf Time Magazine.
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Reubyn Ash at Padang Padang on one of the biggest swells of the year.
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When you live on an island with countless barrels per day it's easy to find yourself in a tube like this.
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Adam Bennetts looking for a complete rotation on the sky of Canggu.
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Blerong getting covered at Keramas.
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The Melasti Ritual is performed 3–4 times per days. Nyepi is dedicated to Sanghyang Widhi Wasa.
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In a remote region of Nusa Tenggara, Timur, you can find a long left with few surfers and beautiful colors.
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Remote corners of the world, where boats do not have the motor and the fishermen use rudimentary systems still do exist.
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The strong colors of summer sunset on the island of Serangan make it a special day of emotions.
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A local canoe salesman returns home after an exhausting day of work.
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October 2013 had one of the biggest swells in recent years. Agus Sumerteyasa took one of the best waves of the day.
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Javier Swayne has fun in the last light of the day in a fast cave in the final section of the inside corner of Uluwatu.
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Chris Ward's clean, perfect style makes it look easy to surf Padang Padang.
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Roxy's in the Mentawais. Funny man Seth Alderton rides his wave while they watch the fish darting over the water.
In early 2006, I started my journey with my camera in hand. My favorite subjects have always been linked to the ocean and nature. I have always loved traveling and discovering new places. And in 2010 I moved to Bali, Indonesia. It was there that I began taking water shots. After living there for several months, my passion is driving me to learn new photographic perspectives. Bali has inspired me to make new goals and create new journeys. I long to discover new solitary waves and meet lots of people from various nationalities and cultures. I love taking pictures from inside the water where I am able to have close contact with surfers. I love playing with the sea while respecting her greatness and do what I love to do.
