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Remember that not that long ago I wrote one of my photographs was published in Playboy magazine? Well, if you don’t, then have a look here. But anyway, every photographer likes to see his work published. No matter how small … Continue reading →

The previous entry was dedicated to Erwin Olaf and also some of the painters that influenced his photography. A few weeks ago there was a documentary on television about photographer Gregory Crewdson. To be honest, a name I’d never heard … Continue reading →

No, this is not about the German city, as you probably would have expected. This is about the new series from Erwin Olaf. I recently visited the Museum of Modern Art in Arnhem (MMKA). As a matter of fact, the … Continue reading →

And so the experimenting with the various lighting setups continues. Probably trillions of explanations and examples of the inverse square law can be found on the Web, but nevertheless I just wanted to add my own version. For no reason … Continue reading →

To start with, I’d like you to meet my new girlfriend. You can see her on the photos below. Isn’t she adorable? Always willing to pose, never complains, very patient. Simply put, every photographer’s dream! Came across this shop on … Continue reading →

Continuing with yesterday’s topic, here’s another example of a studio lighting setup. In fact, it is my standard setup for regular straightforward headshots. Noting fancy, but technically perfect lit images. If someone would call me in the middle of the … Continue reading →

In the last blog entry of 2012 I’d like to share some of the results with you of my experimenting with different lighting setups. I had to replace one of my flash tubes the other day and also because I … Continue reading →

This saturday, November 10, the Dutch Photo Association (Fotobond) held their one-day annual event with lectures and workshops on various topics. In the aftrnoon I attended the workshop on Directorial Photography by Jean Marie Piron (www.jeanmariepiron.be) from Belgium. The term … Continue reading →

With a title like this I’m bound to increase this website’s hitrate! As is the case in many situations in photography, it’s not always what you think it is. Although I must say that the title is factually correct. But … Continue reading →

A short update to let you all know that I upgraded my Windows 7 system yesterday to Windows 8 and Capture NX2 continues to work just fine! I’m using Capture NX2 2.3.0 with Color Efex Pro 3.0 as 64-bit applications. … Continue reading →