Kalani the Waterman
Kalani Lattanzi, born in Brazil, is a remarkable figure in the world of surfing, known for his extraordinary ability to navigate some of the world's most formidable waves without the aid of a surfboard. Dubbed a waterman for his prowess in both bodysurfing and traditional surfing, Lattanzi has made a name for himself by tackling monster waves at infamous surf spots like Nazaré, Portugal. His fearless approach and unique skill set blend the ancient art of bodysurfing with modern big wave surfing, earning him respect and admiration within the global surf community. Lattanzi's dedication to the ocean goes beyond sport, embodying a deep connection with nature and a passion for the raw power of the sea.
Beneath the surface of every wave lies a force of staggering potential. This energy becomes visible, powerful, and measurable. Combining scientific insight with fine art photography, this article explores how ocean waves could inspire the future of sustainable energy.
A year ago, we installed two cameras on the Diavolezza. Our goal was to document the impact on the glaciers caused by climate change and show these images live to a wider audience and we reached over 60 million people in the first year
Read what all happened in the first year
Kalani - a true waterman from Brasil, raised amongst the big waves. His unique ability to master the colossal waves of Nazaré, armed with nothing but his courage and his body, redefines the art of surfing.
Explore the hidden corners of Venice in this unique article featuring stunning photographs captured during the corona pandemic by the Swiss Photographer Jürg Kaufmann.
Jürg Kaufmann captures the stunning beauty of the Engadine Mountains in his collection "The Hidden Paradise". This collection showcases the breathtaking landscapes of the high mountains in the region near St. Moritz, including famous peaks such as Piz Bernin, Piz Palù, and Biancograt, as well as lesser-known gems like Piz Bacun and the Badile North Face.
"The Ever-Changing Nature of Water" is a fine art photography series that captures the beauty and power of water in its various forms, from gentle streams to crashing waves. Inviting the viewer to reflect on the significance of this vital element.
Fine Art photo selection photographed by Juerg Kaufmann, Venice of the Venetians, a contemporary, living city that keeps hiding from the big tourism. Unique photos from an inside view of the most beautiful city in the world.

6:23 AM. The moment of truth at 3,000 meters.
Piz Palü and Biancograt. Over 4 meters large. Perfection without compromise. A night in the cold. Waiting for that one, magical light.