Author Archives: Reinier

In yesterday’s blog entry I wrote about my visit to the Arnold Newman Masterclass exhibition in The Hague. The previous – and first – location where the collection was shown was in Berlin. There happens to be a very interesting … Continue reading →

Visited the Arnold Newman Masterclass exhibition at the Fotomuseum in The Hague yesterday. I already knew some of his work, of course, because he simply is one of the big names of the 20th century photographers. This is the first … Continue reading →

October has nearly started, so a good time to share with you my planned photography activities for this month. Actually a number of things are scheduled: Mentoring program On Monday, October 8, I will start with participating in a mentoring … Continue reading →

The holiday season and a tight work schedule have prevented me from updating this blog over the last few weeks. Doesn’t mean though that I haven’t done anything about photography. Time to do some catching up and tell you what … Continue reading →

We all take things for granted. Okay, some more than others, but we all do. When someone asks you a question about something that is so obvious to you, you’re left speechless. You simply cannot find the proper explanation for … Continue reading →

What is it that makes you immediately like a certain photograph and absolutely dislike another one? You look at a picture you haven’t seen before and within a split second you say “I like it” or a similar expression showing … Continue reading →

There was an interesting blog post on Thom Hogan’s site this week, celebrating Nikon’s Capture NX2 4 year anniversary. He compares NX2’s developments over these 4 years with those of the competition. You can all more or less guess the … Continue reading →

I was just so lucky to spend a couple of days in New York the other day. I have visited the city quite a bit over the years so there’s no longer the “obligation” to do all the tourist attractions … Continue reading →

Earlier this week I had to go to Dublin, Ireland for business with some colleagues. Because they were seated way behind me in the plane on our way over, I was out much sooner than them. You might ask yourself … Continue reading →

In February 2011 I posted an entry on this blog about Google’s Art Project that was just released around that time (click here to read it). I was very excited about this initiative. And even more so today, because Google … Continue reading →