One of my colleagues at the marketing departement of VU University asked me to take some portraits of Katya Tolstaya, who was chosen as Theologian of the Fatherland recently. Katya’s wish was to pose in […]
Tag Archives: photography
New articles in my Society6 shop:
New articles in my Society6 shop!I took this image of a green, rusty and peeling window shutter in Venice last February and it seems perfect for furnishings, pouches and totes. Tote Desk mat Credenza This […]
Commission: Capturing performance of ‘Fragile Earth’ by Antjie Krog
Over the last few weeks I had four photography commissions, in this blogpost I’ll give you an impression of the last one which took place on Saturday, 15 April. I captured the performance of the […]
Commission: Public event ‘On Sacred Nature’
On 30 March, 2023 the Faculty of Religion and Theology at VU University organized the public event ‘On Sacred Nature’ at Rialto VU. “We invited famous religious scholar Karen Armstrong, Planetary Health Professor Pim Martens […]
Travel: A trip to the island of Terschelling
We celebrated the end of 2022 and the beginning of 2023 on one of the Dutch islands called Terschelling. The islands are located in the north of the Netherlands. On one side they border the […]
Commission: Inaugural lecture of Professor M. Klaver
I haven’t had a lot of commissions the last couple of years and now I had two in two weeks.Today Professor Miranda Klaver gave her inaugural lecture named ‘Desiring a Heaven on Earth?’ at the […]
Commission: Farewell lecture Professor Wim Janse
Today Professor Wim Janse gave his farewell lecture at VU University Amsterdam titled ‘The enterprising faculty.’ It was my of of my first photography job in two years, Corona regulations have hit me too in […]
Commission: Photoshoot of an inaugural lecture
I was invited to capture the inaugural lecture of Professor Arie Zwiep on 10 March. Below you find a visual impression of the ceremony. Professor Arie Zwiep arriving at the aula of Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam […]
Silhouettes of trees
There is something about Winter: all the leaves have fallen to the ground and you can easily see the silhouettes of trees. I like looking at the curvy and funky lines of the bare trees. […]