My blog, although I don’t see myself as a blogger but as a Photographer I will try to blog some interesting material during the weeks.
Expect at least 2 updates a week.
Last Friday Lisanne visited our studio to be the model for the glamour workshop.
I normally don’t shoot images that are not safe for work but Lisanne wanted a shot with a blue necklace which I intended to be never put online, however seeing the outcome I just loved it so much I needed to share it with you guys, do remember however that it’s a not safe for work image, so if you’re offended by this kind of glamour don’t click through 😀
I love to photograph sports, but I have way too little time the last few years to do this and the time I do have free time I love to spend with my family. So when we were invited for a VIP day at circuit “Zandvoort” with my family I did not have to think long about it…..
The day itself was awesome, we had access to the boxes were the cars were repaired and prepared for the race, there was a grid walk and a great view from a skybox. But somehow I hate to watch races from a skybox so I decided to test my luck and took position in some areas were only the “real” photographers were allowed, luckily for me I was not send away that often and got some nice shots. One race it was raining a bit and this (for me) made the images much more interesting. So without wasting too much words, here is my selection.
I get a lot of questions about this so I decided to would maybe be time to dedicate a blog post to our good friend the light meter.
Yeah you probably already know where I stand in this “debate” that has been raging over the internet ever since we have cameras with the instant polaroids on the back, the light meter has done it’s work and can now be retired is a trend you hear more and more. In this blog post I will “try” to tell you why this is not true and why the light meter is of vital importance for your work, and also share some tips on buying the correct one.
A few years ago I never wanted to work with an intern, I thought I would work faster without one. However the appeal of having someone that could help me out with the work that was eating away time from the creative stuff also called out to me, so finally I decided it was maybe time to start using interns.
In our studio I will invite one intern for a period of 20-30 weeks and they will be my assistant for that period, meaning they will help out with photoshoots, workshops etc. but also do the basic video editing and some more routine Photoshop work, this week we had a special intern, a one day “snuffel stage”. Because of this I decided it would be fun to invite a new model over and make a creative day in the studio were we could play a bit with styling and concepts and just have some fun. The following images are the result of that day.
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