I am Grégoire Gyselinck, an 18-year-old from France. I've surfed a lot and gradually started to take pictures of the lineup after sessions. Today, I spend more time taking pictures than surfing.
This is the most perfect lineup I have ever seen. I was speechless.
Magic moments with Tristan Guilbaud on a Maldivian wave just before night.
No caption needed.
Yannick De Jager, pictured, with a strange view; not photographed with a fisheye but with a 50 mm.
Yannick De Jager with a powerful snap.
Another morning in the mist. One of the most perfect sessions of my life.
Tristan Guilbaud, all fins out in the Maldive Islands.
Keith Marcantuoni lays down a snap before the inside part of the wave.
Tristan Guilbaud, air reverse just before the night.
Autumn light in Vendée on a good little pointbreak.
Sometimes you don't need to check.
Barets-Peyrelongue Pol in Hossegor after a late drop during the Royal Barrique 2013.
Nicolas Touzé on the top of the dune in my favorite morning light.
5 am. Surfer in the mi(d)st.
Tristan Guilbaud on a perfect little reefbreak during a trip to the Maldive Islands.
A classic, perfect morning in France when sandbars are perfect.
New York is not only buildings. This is Long Island with crazy morning light.
After a long search, we found this perfect sandbar with absolutely nobody in the water. Kind of a dream.
Summer time in Landes with Gaspard Larsonneur.
A portrait of the artist.
I am Grégoire Gyselinck, an 18-year-old from France. I was born in Nantes – a city on the northwest of France – 100 kilometers from any beach. Since I was small, I’ve been captivated by the ocean, by the beauty and the power of this element. I bought my first camera two years ago during a trip in New Zealand. I’ve surfed a lot and gradually started to take pictures of the lineup after sessions. Today, I spend more time taking pictures than surfing.
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