There are no professional surfers or exotic destinations in Jaider Lozano's photos. His portfolio is simply a portrait of Spain – where he lives and surfs.
Sunset at Salinas, a beautiful beach near my house around Christmas of 2008. Photo: Jaider Lozano
A talented local surfer doing what he loves on a nice day in San Juan, Asturias. 2008. Photo: Jaider Lozano
A day to remember.Unknown surfer enjoying the perfection in one of the greatest days I have seen in this beachbreak since I began to take photos. Asturias, spring 2009. Photo: Jaider Lozano
Isla Pancha, XXL spot. It's an amazing place for an amazing wave. Winter 2009. Photo: Jaider Lozano
Another point of view of one of the most perfect waves of the north coast of Spain. Galicia, winter 2009. Photo: Jaider Lozano
Two surfers paying the price on a beautiful, big day. This set was double size of the normal sets. Asturias, winter 2011. Photo: Jaider Lozano
The line-up I have always want to surf and shoot at a beachbreak near my house. Spring, 2010 Photo: Jaider Lozano
There were only two guys out on this day, which turned out to be the biggest day of the winter. This is one of the best locals, Gelito. Photo: Jaider Lozano
Late afternoon in San Juan. Asturias, summer 2008. Photo: Jaider Lozano
David Lopez coming out of the water at his local beachbreak in Gijon. Autumn, 2008. Photo: Jaider Lozano
Seagulls are always welcome in the lineup.They are part of the beach and in this case, they were in the perfect place at the perfect time. Photo: Jaider Lozano
This is my point of view from the jetty in San Juan, Asturias on a big day. Photo: Jaider Lozano
Beachbreak perfection. Asturias, spring 2009. Photo: Jaider Lozano
Photographer Jaider Lozano.
Jaider Lozano grew up near Aviles, a small city in a beautiful region named Asturia on Spain’s northern coast. He started taking photos and surfing when he was 21 years old, and since then, has tried to reflect every detail he perceives on the beach in his photography. Through his photos, he transmits his passion for surfing as well as the unique interactions that take place between man and ocean.
There are no professional surfers or exotic destinations in his photos. His portfolio is simply a portrait of where he lives and surfs.