YOURS BLOG
Coming Back To Life by Tommy Pardini
Italy it’s been one of the most hitted country in the world by the Covid-19, the one with the longest quarantine, 72 days.
A Reason To Breathe by Juan Moncayo
I believe storytelling is one of the most powerful tools and actions that we as a society should consider, especially in times like these, in 2020, and as we face one of the biggest challenges around the world collectively.
Jack Evstigneev's Photographic Insight
Heya! My name is Jack Evstigneev, I am 20 years of age and based on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. I graduated in 2018 and since then, I have studied at North Sydney Tafe and worked at Simpson Cinema.
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THE PEOPLE
Marcus Hyett - Hydro Theory
Marcus Hyett loves shaping serious, high-performance bullets for big waves. At 28 with 6 years in the bay, and a love of powerful waves, Marcus is a good guy to turn to when you want quality foam under your feet.
Luca Rossi - Babel Surfboards
Luca Rossi grew up in small town of 5,000 people at the feet of the mountains of Northern Italy, somewhere between Milan and Venice. The sea, which is pretty much as flat as a lake, is three hours away from there. My parents always took us to the beach during summer holidays and my dad is a die-hard fisherman, so I have always felt somehow connected to the sea since young age.
John Robertson
John Robertson, a.k.a. Robbo, is a born-and-bred shaper from the Surf Coast, and has been surfing the local breaks around Torquay and Jan Juc since he was 8. He first started shaping boards at the age of 14.
SURFVISUALS LIFE
The Photographers You Can Vote For In The Top 100 Countdown
The full list of Photographers you can vote for in the SurfVisuals Top 100 Male + Female Photographer Countdown.
U&I Label
The story of U&I Label began in 2014 out of the back of a rambling surf shack in Torquay, Victoria. This is where the girls (yours truly), Australian Fashion Designer Jodie Hayes and Swedish Designer and Photographer Emma Bäcklund, used their sunny 3rd bedroom as an operating creative studio space.
