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Who doesn’t love music? And which photographer doesn’t like to capture musicians at work? Well, I do. Bonus: I prefer dynamic (read: changing) lighting conditions and I’ve dabbled in piano chords since my 7th summer myself. In 2018/19 I was one of the in-house (voluntary) photographers of the modest, but
Woke up in Edinburgh on February 1, 2020, Brexit had just gone into effect, lots of referendum related news buzzing and the only day off for what was to be a 3 days work stint. I made the most of it. I figured some Kodachrome (35) flavour would work well
I moved out of Amsterdam in the fall of 2014, but its streets lured me back regularly. 2017 was the year I rekindled my love for analog photography. I didn’t buy any gear at first, but asked my dad where he had put all his old cameras. Sure enough, there
Oh, the summer of 2008. Memorable for many reasons, one of them being that I had started a photography project, a decision that would change my life forever. Before that realisation came to be, my main motivation was to unwind and deflate from an absolutely crazy (and disastrous) year. The
Elle coming into her own, as I worked slower than usual with my Yashica Electro 35 GSN and Sigma SD Quattro with fast changing natural light conditions.
In July 2021 one of many freedom / no compliance marches was held in Amsterdam. Banned from coming together on Dam Square in the city center, the organisers were granted permission (oh, the irony of a free society) to gather on the outskirts of the city and go a certain route, which wouldn’t
Train trip to friends in Scheveningen, The Hague, on a sunny Sunday. Perfect to set the Sigma SD Quattro on Xpan mode and just let the world move by.
An impromptu man-at-work portrait series of Jan. Jan retired long ago, he is well into his 80’s, but he always wants to keep busy. Just at an easier pace. Which means he still contributes to the caretaking of our fort-office premises.