Meet my man: the artist Kees de Witt Wijn. After more than 25 years working in other businesses he picked up art again last year. For promotional purposes we decided to do a photoshoot on […]
Category Archives: photography
Commission: photo shoot with Dhroeh Nankoe
Earlier this month I was lucky to do a photo shoot with a very special man: Dhroeh Nankoe, singer and composer specialized in classical Indian music. He wanted some fresh and up-to-date images for his […]
Day trip: Zuiderzeemuseum
Vacation is over, I am back to work and I can look back on a couple of wonderful weeks with lots of day trips and visits to the beach. One of the day trips was […]
City trip: Botanical garden Amsterdam
During my holidays I went to the Hortus of Amsterdam, one of the oldest botanical gardens in the world. The ‘Hortus Medicus’ as it was formerly known, was founded in 1636 as a herb garden […]
IJmuiden: a whole lot of ropes
IJmuiden, we keep coming back to it for the hustle, the bustle, the fresh fish, and other nautical elements. This is a series on fishing nets and ropes, they were just sitting there in piles […]
IJmuiden: a whole lot of rust
We went to IJmuiden the other day on our motorcycle. IJmuiden is a Dutch harbor town with lots of activity, ships, fish markets and other nautical elements. We found a spot where old anchors were […]
Venice in series: reflections
I usually take a lot of photographs, especially when I am on a day outing of on travel. So returning from Venice was no difference: I had taken a ton of pictures with my cell […]
Mini workshop smartphone photography
In het kader van de Nationale Week tegen de Werkstress vorige week hadden een aantal medewerkers van onze faculteit kleine activiteiten georganiseerd voor in de lunch- of koffiepauze. Ik had voorgesteld om donderdag mijn collega’s […]
Portrait of an artist
Mijn vriend is na 25 jaar weer met kunst bezig en heeft een paar nieuwe series gemaakt van in totaal 13 werken. Zijn favoriete materiaal is staal; voor deze series heeft hij staalplaten bewerkt met […]
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