My all-time B&W Favorites


Zeelandbrug
The Zeeland Bridge is a traffic bridge over the Oosterschelde with a total length of 5022 meters. It connects Noord-Beveland with Schouwen-Duiveland. The contractors Van Hattum and Blankevoort from Beverwijk and the Amsterdamsche Ballast Maatschappij from Amsterdam realized the bridge between 1963 and 1965.
BRONZE CERTIFICATE   -   Dutch Fotobond Foto Online 2019

I'm Busy my Son
Street photography in Utrecht. At Utrecht Central Station. Fujifilm X100V with a fixed focal length of 23mm (35mm FF EQ)

The 'Dead - Tree - Landscape'
Photo taken at Le Noir Flohay (Hoge Venen, Ardennes), an hour's walk from Baraque Michel. Le Noir Flohay is an area where a large part of the pine trees were burned in 2011 due to drought. It has resulted in a beautiful area where, partly due to the combination with the snow and fog, there is a desolate but also serene atmosphere. The skeletons of the trees sometimes have very beautiful shapes. I kept taking pictures! 

FineArt Architecture, Rotterdam
I think it is a beautiful form of photography art. Photo of De Rotterdam building on the Wilhelminapier in Rotterdam. Designed by Rem Koolhaas's Office for Metropolitan Architecture. The complex was completed at the end of 2013. 
I've taken this photo with the Fujifim X-H1. Edited in Lightroom

A rainy evening in Arnhem
Street photography in Arnhem on a rainy evening in October. The rain creates a beautiful and unique atmosphere the city

Reynisfjara Black Beach, Iceland
The village of Vík í Myrdal (in Iceland simply referred to as Vík) is the southernmost place in Iceland. Vík is located on a jet-black beach with the Reynisdrangar to the west, black basalt columns (remains of volcanoes), 66 meters high, in the sea. Legend has it that they are trolls who were surprised by the first rays of the sun as they tried to pull a ship ashore. 
This photo of the mysterious black beach of Reynisfjara is taken from the rocks of Dyrhólaey (with the Reynisdrangar in the background)

Manhattan, New York City
View from the Empire State Building
The Empire State Building is a 102-story Art Deco skyscraper in Midtown Manhattan, New York City. Designed by Shreve, Lamb & Harmon and completed in 1931, the building has a roof height of 380 m and stands a total of 443.2 m tall, including its antenna. Its name is derived from "Empire State", the nickname of New York, which is of unknown origin

Old Lighthouse, Oostmahorn
Long exposure photo with special and playful editing in Lightroom. 
Fujifilm GFX 50s with Laowa 17mm. And with Kase filters (CPL, ND, GND)

Time to say Goodbye
Street photography in Utrecht. At Utrecht Central Station. Fujifilm X100V with a fixed focal length of 23mm (35mm FF EQ)

Baraque Michel, Hoge Venen
Photo taken on the path to Le Noir Flohay, an hour's walk from Baraque Michel in the 'Hoge Venen' in the Ardennes. It's a beautiful area where, partly due to the combination with the snow and fog, there is a desolate but also serene atmosphere. I kept taking pictures!

Just a guy on the weekly market, Arnhem
Arnhem is the capital of the province of Gelderland. The municipality of Arnhem has approximately155,000 inhabitants. This is one of them

Skyline Manhattan
Skyline lower Manhattan. The island of Manhattan is 21.5 km long and 3.7 km wide (at its widest point). It is connected by bridges and tunnels to New Jersey in the west, the Bronx in the northeast, Brooklyn and Queens (the Long Island neighborhoods) in the east and south. Manhattan is known for its skyscrapers, the wide avenues, the many yellow taxis and the Wall Street financial center.
Converted in LR to a Fine Art version

Sunset at the Weir, Driel
In the major rivers, weirs are not only built to prevent desiccation of higher-lying areas, but also to guarantee minimal water levels for navigation throughout the year. Furthermore, weirs are constructed to steer water flows. The weirs that have been built in the Rijn and the Lek mainly serve to transport the water from the Rijn via the IJssel to the IJsselmeer

Arnhem Central Station
Designed by architect Ben van Berkel, opened in 2015. This special structure is called 'The Fronttwist' by the architect​​​​​​​

De Oversteek, Nijmegen
The 'Oversteek' is a bridge for car traffic over the Waal, located in Nijmegen. The river crossing was opened in November 2013 and is located to the west of two existing bridges in Nijmegen

Michelle in the studio
I took this photo in the studio with only three reportage strobes. Surprising what you can achieve with this!

Baraque Michel, Hoge Venen
Photo taken on the path to Le Noir Flohay, an hour's walk from Baraque Michel in the 'Hoge Venen' in the Ardennes. It's a beautiful area where, partly due to the combination with the snow and fog, there is a desolate but also serene atmosphere. I kept taking pictures!​​​​​​​

Westkapelle, Zeeland
Westkapelle is a village with historical status as a city in the municipality of Veere on the western tip of the former island of Walcheren. This is a long exposure seascape of Westkapelle Beach. Made with the use of a polarizer, a big stopper and a gradual grey-filter​​​​​​​

Konik Horse, Meinerswijk, Arnhem
The konik is originally a wild or semi-wild horse breed in Poland and Belarus that is small in size and very austere. Koń is Polish for horse, konik (konjiek) for small horse. Photo in 'high key'

Streetlife in Amsterdam
Amsterdam is the capital and by population the largest municipality in the Netherlands. Near the central station always many people on the move! Color-version Published in 'In Beeld #94 - Dutch Fotobond' 

Arnhem Central Station
Street photography in Arnhem on a rainy evening in October. The rain creates a beautiful and unique atmosphere the city​​​​​​​

Photoshoot in the Coberco Milk Factory
Close to the John Frost bridge in Arnhem is a beautiful industrial heritage: the former Coberco factory. The precursor of Coberco was founded in 1921. At the end of the 90s, Coberco was incorporated into the Friesland Foods Friesche Vlag group. The factory finally closed its doors in 2003.
I caught these guys with my camera where I saw a funny photoshoot take place

Demonstration in Amsterdam
Amsterdam is the capital and by population the largest municipality in the Netherlands. Always many people on the move. And always some of them are demonstrating!

SoHo Manhattan, New York City
I caught her with my camera in SoHo

Grand Central Station, Manhattan, New York City
Always busy Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan

Lentloper, Nijmegen
The Lentloper is a traffic bridge over the Spiegelwaal between Lent and the city island. It is one of the five bridges over the Waal and the Spiegelwaal.
The Spiegelwaal is a side channel of approximately 4 kilometers in the Waal near Nijmegen. The channel was constructed between 2013 and 2015 as part of the national flood protection program Room for the River. This program came about after the floods in 1993 and 1995. The channel must increase the capacity in the bend of the Waal near Nijmegen and lower the water level so that more water can be collected at high tide

Subway Manhattan, New York City
Departure and arrival at the same time...!?!?!  A panorama of 15 photos so that both departure and arrival could be taken simultaneously in one photo.
The New York City Subway, with a net length of 368 kilometers, is one of the largest metro networks in the world and serves four of the five boroughs of New York: Manhattan, The Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens. The network is operated by MTA New York City Transit, part of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA)

Subway Manhattan, New York City
People in the Subway of Manhattan. A nice place to photograph people.
The New York City Subway, with a net length of 368 kilometers, is one of the largest metro networks in the world and serves four of the five boroughs of New York: Manhattan, The Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens. The network is operated by MTA New York City Transit, part of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA)

Michelle in the studio
I took this photo in the studio with only three reportage strobes. Surprising what you can achieve with this!​​​​​​​

On the Move
Street photography in Utrecht. At Utrecht Central Station. Fujifilm X100V with a fixed focal length of 23mm (35mm FF EQ)
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