Scan time

By On 13/07/2020

We are still in a kind of semi-lock down because of the corona virus, especially when it comes to long distance travel. That does not only have disadvantages, however. It also has the advantage that you tend to look around for things to do, such as finally scanning those old slides. I’m busy scanning lots […]

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Steamy sunset

By On 14/09/2012

Sunsets are some of the most favourite subjects in photography, but perhaps also some the most difficult subjects. It’s not more difficult to take a picture of a sunset than it is to take a picture of anything else, but it’s difficult to make such a picture stand out. A photo of a beautiful sunset […]

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Super wide angle shots

By On 20/07/2012

Working on my 360° panorama photos anyway, gave me a chance to also use the images to create some super wide angle ‘normal’ photos, by stitching three or four of the eight shots. The new ‘Adaptive Wide Angle’ filter in Photoshop CS6 gave me the chance to straighten the results, […]

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Remnants of winter

By On 21/02/2012

Winter is coming to an end and the last remnants can be quite spectacular. The IJsselmeer froze two weeks ago, and the ice is now breaking up again. The predominantly western winds push the ice onto the eastern shore of the lake. Stacks of ice are up to five meters high in some places. These […]

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Yellowstone at dawn

By On 27/12/2011

Yellowstone is not only a beautiful park because of its volcanic activity or its wildlife. It’s also a beautiful landscape with mountains, rivers, meadows, waterfalls. This shot, now available for purchase as fine art print at Fine Art America, was taken in the early morning. You can order it in different ways; as […]

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New book

By On 16/12/2011

I’ve published a new photo book, about Yellowstone. With half of the earth’s geothermal features, Yellowstone holds the planet’s most diverse and intact collection of geysers, hot springs, mudpots, and fumaroles. Its more than 300 geysers make up two thirds of all those found on earth. Combine this with more than 10,000 thermal features […]

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