Rose Bush
Trying out my ‘new’ Kodak Ektachrome duplicating film and E-6 chemicals. The photograph was made by exposing 6×6 cm film using a Hasselblad camera with a Distagon 50 mm lens.
Exhibition
An exhibition of my work in a showcase at ‘Onterfd Goed’ in Eindhoven / the Netherlands, from the 1st until the 29th of may 2019.
Glass Lamp Cover with Shell, Jar and Physalis
The start of my still life photography. The photograph was made with a Burke & James Press camera and an Ilex Paragon Anastigmat 5,5 inch f:4,5 lens. A direct exposure on to 9×12 cm black and white photographic paper with a digital color overlay.
Kont #2, 2018
KONT is the winner of the ‘EINDHOVEN CULTUURPRIJS 2018’. Kont is an annual artmagazine and they are working on issue number 3 currently. I was a ‘maker’ in issue #2 2018 with my series ‘ORPHAN PARAPHERNALIA’.
A Black & White photograph exhibited in Fort Collins, Colorado USA
The photograph will be shown in The Center For Fine Art Photography in Fort Collins, Colorado USA. An exhibition called ‘Black & White’ with juror Catherine Couturier.
The Green Beech
Oirschot, the Netherlands – 51°29’03.1″N 5°22’57.9″E . Exposure on to 60 x 60 mm color film using a Hasselblad 500 c camera.
Beyond the Scene
A photograph of a still life setup. Made with a Polaroid 110 camera.
My work exhibited in Johnson City, Texas USA
One of my ‘Undefined Stills’ is exhibited in the A Smith Gallery in Johnson City, Texas USA. A still life exhibition curated by Kate Breakey.
Nominated Fine Art Photographer of the year 2018
I am nominated Professional Fine Art Photographer of the year 2018 by the Fine Art Photography Awards with my series ‘Undefined Stills’.
Airport Building Welschap
Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Architect: Dirk Roosenburg. This photo was made with a Kodak Specialist model II camera and a Bausch & Lomb Metrogon 6 inch lens.
Ranunculus on Pattern 110800
Made with a Polaroid MP-3 Land Camera / Multi-Purpose Industrial View Camera.
Purple Allium
A photograph made with a Graflex Speed Graphic Pacemaker.
Statice
This photograph was made with a Graflex Speed Graphic Pacemaker camera. A direct exposure on to 4×5 inch photographic RA4 color paper.
At Work in my Studio
Here I am at work in my studio, a photo made by my love Kerstin Zabransky. She is a fantastic illustrator of beautiful children’s books.
Garden Pea
Made with a Graflex Speed Graphic Pacemaker camera and a 7 inch f:2,5 Kodak Aero Ektar lens. A direct exposure on to 4×5 inch photographic RA4 color paper.
Squirrel in a Showcase
Piet Hein Eek Galerie in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Exhibition: Peter van der Heijden.
Publication in DODHO Photography Magazine
With a love for old analogue cameras and lenses, i roam the internet, on the search for new, mostly old, equipment.
An 80 Altitude Meters Descent to the Beach
Varengeville sur Mer, France / 49°55’09.1″N 0°58’21.6″E. Made with a Polaroid 110 camera.
A feature on Japan Camera Hunter’s ‘In your bag’
Todays bag is seriously epic. This one has all the makings of a truly fantastic bag shot. The stunning camera, the utilitarian bag, the classic bits.
Spiraea Bush
Made with a Graflex Speed Graphic Pacemaker camera and a Symmar 210 mm f:5,6 lens. Direct exposure on to 4×5 inch photographic RA4 color paper.
IPA’s One Shot Competition
I received an honorable mention from the International Photography Awards for my entry ‘Calais’ in the One Shot Competition themed ‘Home’.
The Old Horse Chestnut tree in Front of the Coach Houses
St. Aubin sur Mer, France. 49°53’15.7″N 0°52’53.9″E. Made with a Polaroid 110 camera.
IPA competition 2015
Again I received an honorable mention from the International Photography Awards for my entry ‘White Lilacs’ in the category Fine Art / Still Life Professional.
The Antik Shop
Eindhoven, the Netherlands. This photo was made with a Kodak Retina IIa camera and a Rodenstock Heligon 50mm f:2 lens on to 24 x 36 mm color negative film.
Exhibition in ‘De CacaoFabriek’
‘Framed in Cacao’ an exhibition in De Cacaofabiek Helmond the Netherlands, curated by Ageeth Boermans and Bert Loerakker.
Compass with Notebook, Pencil and Rose Hips
Made with Linhof Technika camera and a Zeiss-Opton Tessar 105 mm f:3.5 lens. A direct exposure on to 6 1/2 x 9 cm photographic RA4 color paper.
The Five Birches
Oirschot, the Netherlands. Exposure on to 60 x 60 mm color film using a Hasselblad 500 c camera.
An interview in Adore Chroma
Chris Kovacs interviewed me for a publication in his magazine ‘Adore Chroma’ issue 6, march 2015.
Three Autumn Asters
This photograph was made with a Plaubel Supra 4×5 inch camera with a Hugo Meyer Helioplan 165 mm f:4.5 lens. Exposing 9×12 cm photographic black & white paper, colored by hand.
Desk Lamps with Aerial Work Platforms
Eindhoven, the Netherlands – 51°26’47.2″N 5°27’33.4″E. Made with a Kodak Retina IIa camera and a Rodenstock Heligon 50 mm f:2 lens.
The Harbour
Boulogne Sur Mer, France. These photographs were made with a Nikon F camera and a Nikkor 50mm. f:1.4 lens on 24 x 36 mm. color negative film.
Pine Forrest
Achel, Belgium. This photo was made with a Voigtländer Bessa 64 camera and a Heliar 75 mm f:3.5 lens on to 6 x 4 cm color negative film.
Greenhouse with roofs
Geldrop, the Netherlands. This photo was made with a Hasselblad 500cm camera and a Calr Zeiss Planar 80 mm. f:2.8 lens on to 6 x 6 cm. color negative film.
International Photography Awards
I received an honorable mention from the International Photography Awards for my entry ‘MILK JAR WITH DANDELION AND CHAIN’ in the category Fine Art / Still Life.
Clouds and Beaches
Cadzand-Bad, the Netherlands. These photos were made with a Hasselblad 500cm camera and a Carl Zeiss Planar 80 mm. f:2.8 lens on to 6 x 6 cm. color negative film.
Library exhibition Van Abbe Museum, Collecting
A library exhibition at the Van Abbe Museum called Collecting. This was a Mail Art project. In response to her call, about 250 artists have sent their vision on collecting by mail to Miranda Vissers.
Exhibition PEK: Salon # 18
A duo exhibition with the fantastic painter Frank van den Heuvel titled ‘Weather Forcasts’.
Beamix Bridge
Eindhoven, the Netherlands. This photo was made with a Noblex 135 U panorama camera and a Noblar T 29 mm f:4.5 lens, on to 24 x 66 mm color negative film.