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 […]
Tag Archives: texture
Venice in series: street abstracts
The second post of Venice in series of this year is about street abstracts. There is no strict definition of abstract photography, but the common element seems to be that it is about images in […]
Venice in series: textured walls
As I mentioned in my last blog post I intend to publish a series of photographs I’ve taken in Venice, Italy during our stay there. The first in this series is about textured walls, Venice […]
IJmuiden: ropes and fishing nets
pile of ropes and nets We like to vist to the harbor of IJmuiden, I’ve shared this often on my blog. On a weekday such as today there is a lot of activity going on […]
Etsy: Rust patina printable
I just added a new digital paper pack in my shop: Rust patina printable. Over the years I’ve captured so many rusty surfaces with my camera that I decided I could list some of them […]
IJmuiden: ropes and rust
We love IJmuiden, you know it. Here are some abstract captures of our last visit to the harbor with lots of impressions of ropes, rust, patterns of fishing nets and the colors of those ropes […]
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 […]
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 […]
Abstract photography
Er zijn volgens mij geen definities voor abstracte fotografie in de hedendaagse kunst; iedere fotograaf geeft er zijn eigen betekenis aan. Het gaat er in ieder geval om dat het onderwerp uit zijn context wordt […]
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