My conversation with Henri Cartier-Bresson
If I could spend an afternoon with Henri Cartier-Bresson, I would not want to meet him in a photography studio. I would choose a small café somewhere in Paris. A table near the window.
His Leica would probably be somewhere within reach, but I suspect he would pay remarkably little attention to it.
A Saterday streetphotography in Utrecht
Afgelopen zaterdagmiddag trok ik samen met een aantal leden van onze Straatfotoclub door het centrum van Utrecht. Geen strak programma, geen lijstje met verplichte foto's en vooral geen haast. Gewoon lopen, kijken, af en toe stilstaan en proberen te ontdekken welke kleine verhalen de stad ons cadeau zou doen.
Why Personal Photography Projects Matter
Discover why personal photography projects are essential for creative growth, visual storytelling and developing your own voice in street, documentary and sports photography.
Photography projects give me a reason to look beyond the single image. Whether I am exploring everyday life on the street, following a documentary story or capturing the world surrounding sport, working in projects encourages me to observe, return and dig deeper. Over time, individual photographs begin to connect and reveal stories that would otherwise remain unnoticed. Personal projects also give me the freedom to experiment, follow my curiosity and develop my own visual language. For me, they are not simply collections of photographs, but an essential part of growing as a photographer.