Fragile object at Exit ’17 in Genk
This small (5-7cm) and fragile work of art crossed my eye during my visit of the Exit ’17 art school GIP exhibition in Genk.
Monthly Archives: May 2017
There was art “exit ’17” in the cellar
Location: Monasterium O.L.V. Middelares – Genk – Belgium During an exhibition of the art school of Genk I made this composition in the cellar. (see also my previous post about this subject)
7 frames in a cellar
A cellar in blue and white, the play of light and paint getting loose resulted in 1 picture. I framed 7 compositions out of one.
Split tone and semi-HDR @ Terneuzen(nl)
Bad light conditions but with some strong LR magic I pimped these 2 pictures.
Capoeira – difficult subject
I was invited to follow a training of a capoeira meeting and I took some pictures. However, I could not make a selection so I put all in this Audiovisual.
5 Views from the shore of the Scheldt at Terneuzen
7 x Spotting the big ones at Terneuzen(NL)
Series of big ships entering the habour of Antwerp via Terneuzen. They get really close to the shore so my wide angle lens did the job. Note: I am not a ship spotter but because I was there, I captured a few which crossed my lens.
5 pics – Getting closer with a 50mm+21mm macro extension @ f8
My first trial with the extension tube outdoor (read ‘extra wind’) and a DoF of a few mm. So it becomes a challenge to have good focus and sharp picture. Luckily I had my monopod with me. The subject are small flowers on a bush – I have no idea how it calls (not important […]
Look up, it’s where it is happening
The barrier was upward, so I made these shots to have best composition. Post processing done to make it more dramatic
50 shades of green at the fortifications of Hulst (NL)
6 views from the fortifications around the city Hulst. It is in the Netherlands close to the Belgian border. A lot of people come here to visit the city centre but for me the wall around the city was spectacular due to the fresh spring green leaves and the backlight. The unspoiled background was for […]
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