Both Annewiek and I love visiting water.
One of the advantages of traveling with an RV is that you can actually choose your locations to park, especially in Sweden (where you can park almost everywhere with an RV), now I have to be honest, the previous trips to Denmark and Sweden were somehow more interesting in this aspect, but I still managed to get these shots which I wanted to share with you today.
In todays episode we take you behind the closed DOORs during the recording of several instructional/product videos with our model and stylist Nadine.
See the recordings, the setup, the results and much more.
Products filmed are the Lume Cubes, Canon 5Ds with Irix lens and the Tethertools Case Air.
In this blogpost some images from boats I shot during our Sweden trip.
Somehow I always love to shoot boats and mostly I’m attracted to the bright versions (like the red ones) or the real old and grungy ones. Of course shooting just the boat can be done but I try to also shoot the in a scene (to make one jump out), or use the form of the boat to lead the viewers eyes. There are actually more ways than you think you can use when shooting them 😀
Once a year Scott Kelby organizes the worldwide photowalk.
An event where “walk leaders” take a group on a photowalk to shoot images, interact and much more. I always love leading these walks and have done walks in Breda, Kampen and Amsterdam in the past. The last few years I was abroad during the dates but this year we actually were in the Netherlands so I immediately opened a walk in Amsterdam. Amsterdam is always fun to walk around, loads of nice characters and beautiful locations like canals, buildings and markets, all within a 2 hour walk.
We always try to be somewhere at least an hour earlier but this time everything that could go wrong… actually went wrong, the road to Amsterdam from Emmeloord on a Saturday is normally not that busy but this time we had a MAJOR delay right at the start of our trip, the bridge was being worked on and we actually started with a delay of over 30 minutes….. well add to that some smaller delays and we were actually happy that we could my interns with the group just in time, and Annewiek and I arrived 5 minutes too late.
From here on everything went great, we had beautiful weather and somehow the group was a magnet for amazing characters, never actually saw so many “weird” and “interesting” characters in a short period of time. My own route went a bit fast but luckily we also had a local photographer in our group who added another loop to the walk that made it even more interesting by including the world famous “waterloopplein markt”
In todays blogpost some of the shots I took during the Photowalk.
Click on one of the images to open the much nice gallery view.
