Better known in the European surf scene as “Pacotwo,” Javi Munoz took surf pictures for eight years in the Basque region of Spain.
Jonathan González getting tubed with style at a shallow slab on his island, Tenerife.
The Nord is one of the best outer-sandbars in Southern France.
Jonathan González, snapping five minutes from his house.
This was taken on the first day of a trip with the O’Neill Spain team. We were somewhere in Mexico that we knew next to nothing about.
Huelva is a spot on the South coast of Spain that is generally flat as a pancake.
Aritz Aranburu is a tube junky. Peniche is a good spot to feed his addiction.
On this trip with Vans Europe we didn’t get the best conditions that Morocco can offer, but we knew where to find the most photogenic spots.
Andalucia is paradise in the winter. Gony Zubizarreta on a heavy beachbreak.
Hodei Collazo is one our QS warriors. I love being on the web cast as a commentator, cheering for all of our guys who are down in the trenches.
Whenever it’s working, we love to go to the spot we like to call the Basque Trestles. Indar Unanue on a cold winter’s day.
Ion Eizaguirre in the spot where surfing was introduced to Europe, Cote de Basques en Biarritz.
Morocco is a good spot to escape the cold European winter.
Sunrise over a popular spot on the island of Lanzarote.
One of the most exciting parts about surf photography is taking lineup shots that encourage people to dream.
Yes. This is Namibia. And that black stain in the background is 80,000 seals.
Hodei, Jaime, and Adur playing like children before a winter session in the South of France.
Roca Puta (Bitch’s Rock) is a sanctuary for basque chargers. Late take off, Dani Goya.
Javier Munoz, aka Pacotwo.
Better known in the European surf scene as “Pacotwo,” Javi Munoz graduated with a degree in Communications. He took pictures for eight years in the Basque region of Spain, then collaborated with Spanish surf magazines like Surfer Rule and 3sesenta Rule. Today, he’s been published in several European surf magazines, as well as American and Australian publications. His new project is called WE, a photographic agency based in the Canary Islands and Spain’s Basque Country. Its management is dedicated to the production of photographic work for professional use in the commercial, editorial, and advertising fields.