A remake of a classic character king, I just had to test it.

An experiment with some flashlights.

There’s a new version of the Smoke Ninja. It’s just as portable as it’s predecessor and way more powerful.

Always great to work with these two. Shot with a combination of modern and vintage lenses.

Continuing my exploration of wide angle portraits.

Can you use a wide angle lens for portraits? Let’s find out.

Portraits of an artist that I met online.

A video about the Smoke Ninja, a smoke machine in your pocket.

Is a set of budget fast primes good enough? Find out in this video.

Shinrin-Yoku can be translated as '“forest bathing”, but that wouldn’t do the Japanese concept no justice. But when words fall short, there are photographs.

Let me show you how I use fast manual lenses to slow down.

My favorite way to do portrait shoots, keep it simple and let it flow. In this video I explain how I work and why.

I was part of the launch campaign of the Fujifilm X-T5. Here’s my project, a review and a bunch of pictures.

I finally secured a good copy of one of the dream vintage lenses on my wishlist.

A career in professional portrait photography has made me fast and efficiënt but it also makes it hard to slow down when there’s space for more intimate portraits.

Keep it simple, one camera, one lens, one subject. And just let it free flow.