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Cor Jaring
Artist, Celebs, HumansCor Jaring Hilton Hotel 3 Cornelis Jaring was born on December 18, 1936 on one of the 'islands' of Amsterdam. Most well known is his photographie work on Provo* the Amsterdam hippie-movernent of the 1960s. But from an aesthetical and social perspective his pictures of the Amsterdam harbour are certainly more impressive. Jaring was and is a man of the street. When young he did all kinds of jobs in the harbour of Amsterdam, and assisted his father in his second~hand shop. It was in military service that Jaring first met photography. and although he is a deserving painter too, he never left photography again. He felt at home in the streets of Amsterdam, and photographed people at work, the red light district, the markets, the harbour. In 1962, the year of his first exposition, he ran into Robert Jasper Grootveld, who was to become one of the heroes of Dutch Provo. Jaring followed, covered and became famous with his photographs of the roaring sixties. His Provo-photographs are a sign of the time: dark, quick, moments of great anxiety and activity. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Cor Jaring
Artist, Celebs, HumansCor Jaring Hilton Hotel 1 Cornelis Jaring was born on December 18, 1936 on one of the 'islands' of Amsterdam. Most well known is his photographie work on Provo* the Amsterdam hippie-movernent of the 1960s. But from an aesthetical and social perspective his pictures of the Amsterdam harbour are certainly more impressive. Jaring was and is a man of the street. When young he did all kinds of jobs in the harbour of Amsterdam, and assisted his father in his second~hand shop. It was in military service that Jaring first met photography. and although he is a deserving painter too, he never left photography again. He felt at home in the streets of Amsterdam, and photographed people at work, the red light district, the markets, the harbour. In 1962, the year of his first exposition, he ran into Robert Jasper Grootveld, who was to become one of the heroes of Dutch Provo. Jaring followed, covered and became famous with his photographs of the roaring sixties. His Provo-photographs are a sign of the time: dark, quick, moments of great anxiety and activity. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Cor Jaring
Artist, Celebs, HumansCor Jaring Hilton Hotel 2 Cornelis Jaring was born on December 18, 1936 on one of the 'islands' of Amsterdam. Most well known is his photographie work on Provo* the Amsterdam hippie-movernent of the 1960s. But from an aesthetical and social perspective his pictures of the Amsterdam harbour are certainly more impressive. Jaring was and is a man of the street. When young he did all kinds of jobs in the harbour of Amsterdam, and assisted his father in his second~hand shop. It was in military service that Jaring first met photography. and although he is a deserving painter too, he never left photography again. He felt at home in the streets of Amsterdam, and photographed people at work, the red light district, the markets, the harbour. In 1962, the year of his first exposition, he ran into Robert Jasper Grootveld, who was to become one of the heroes of Dutch Provo. Jaring followed, covered and became famous with his photographs of the roaring sixties. His Provo-photographs are a sign of the time: dark, quick, moments of great anxiety and activity. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Cor Jaring
Artist, Celebs, HumansCor Jaring Hilton Hotel 4 Cornelis Jaring was born on December 18, 1936 on one of the 'islands' of Amsterdam. Most well known is his photographie work on Provo* the Amsterdam hippie-movernent of the 1960s. But from an aesthetical and social perspective his pictures of the Amsterdam harbour are certainly more impressive. Jaring was and is a man of the street. When young he did all kinds of jobs in the harbour of Amsterdam, and assisted his father in his second~hand shop. It was in military service that Jaring first met photography. and although he is a deserving painter too, he never left photography again. He felt at home in the streets of Amsterdam, and photographed people at work, the red light district, the markets, the harbour. In 1962, the year of his first exposition, he ran into Robert Jasper Grootveld, who was to become one of the heroes of Dutch Provo. Jaring followed, covered and became famous with his photographs of the roaring sixties. His Provo-photographs are a sign of the time: dark, quick, moments of great anxiety and activity. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Kevin Erskine
Air, Landscape, NatureKevin Erskine Storm, Bryce Canyon, Utah Kevin Erskine was born in Sharpsburg Illinois on January 17, 1956. His family moved to Hoskins Nebraska (population 284) when he was 10. The rich landscape and life as a farmer’s son instilled in him a deep-rooted commitment to Nebraska, family, faith and hard work. At 12 years old Kevin witnesses his first big storm. On June 5, 1968 a category 4 tornado (max. Wind speeds 207-260 mph) passes the city centre. Inspired by the force of nature he takes up photography using his fathers’ camera. Having his first pickup truck at the age of 19, Erskine starts chasing storms. His passion for photography and respect for nature still motivates Erskine to capture super cells with his large format camera. “When it’s blowin’ I’m going”. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Kevin Erskine
Air, Landscape, NatureKevin Erskine Storm, Monument Valley, Utah Kevin Erskine was born in Sharpsburg Illinois on January 17, 1956. His family moved to Hoskins Nebraska (population 284) when he was 10. The rich landscape and life as a farmer’s son instilled in him a deep-rooted commitment to Nebraska, family, faith and hard work. At 12 years old Kevin witnesses his first big storm. On June 5, 1968 a category 4 tornado (max. Wind speeds 207-260 mph) passes the city centre. Inspired by the force of nature he takes up photography using his fathers’ camera. Having his first pickup truck at the age of 19, Erskine starts chasing storms. His passion for photography and respect for nature still motivates Erskine to capture super cells with his large format camera. “When it’s blowin’ I’m going”. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Kevin Erskine
Air, Landscape, NatureKevin Erskine Storm, Goosenecks, Utah Kevin Erskine was born in Sharpsburg Illinois on January 17, 1956. His family moved to Hoskins Nebraska (population 284) when he was 10. The rich landscape and life as a farmer’s son instilled in him a deep-rooted commitment to Nebraska, family, faith and hard work. At 12 years old Kevin witnesses his first big storm. On June 5, 1968 a category 4 tornado (max. Wind speeds 207-260 mph) passes the city centre. Inspired by the force of nature he takes up photography using his fathers’ camera. Having his first pickup truck at the age of 19, Erskine starts chasing storms. His passion for photography and respect for nature still motivates Erskine to capture super cells with his large format camera. “When it’s blowin’ I’m going”. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Kevin Erskine
Air, Landscape, NatureKevin Erskine Storm, Factory Butte, Utah Kevin Erskine was born in Sharpsburg Illinois on January 17, 1956. His family moved to Hoskins Nebraska (population 284) when he was 10. The rich landscape and life as a farmer’s son instilled in him a deep-rooted commitment to Nebraska, family, faith and hard work. At 12 years old Kevin witnesses his first big storm. On June 5, 1968 a category 4 tornado (max. Wind speeds 207-260 mph) passes the city centre. Inspired by the force of nature he takes up photography using his fathers’ camera. Having his first pickup truck at the age of 19, Erskine starts chasing storms. His passion for photography and respect for nature still motivates Erskine to capture super cells with his large format camera. “When it’s blowin’ I’m going”. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Kevin Erskine
Air, Landscape, NatureKevin Erskine Storm, Shiprock, New Mexico Kevin Erskine was born in Sharpsburg Illinois on January 17, 1956. His family moved to Hoskins Nebraska (population 284) when he was 10. The rich landscape and life as a farmer’s son instilled in him a deep-rooted commitment to Nebraska, family, faith and hard work. At 12 years old Kevin witnesses his first big storm. On June 5, 1968 a category 4 tornado (max. Wind speeds 207-260 mph) passes the city centre. Inspired by the force of nature he takes up photography using his fathers’ camera. Having his first pickup truck at the age of 19, Erskine starts chasing storms. His passion for photography and respect for nature still motivates Erskine to capture super cells with his large format camera. “When it’s blowin’ I’m going”. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Kevin Erskine
Air, Landscape, NatureKevin Erskine Supercell, Harrison, Nebraska Kevin Erskine was born in Sharpsburg Illinois on January 17, 1956. His family moved to Hoskins Nebraska (population 284) when he was 10. The rich landscape and life as a farmer’s son instilled in him a deep-rooted commitment to Nebraska, family, faith and hard work. At 12 years old Kevin witnesses his first big storm. On June 5, 1968 a category 4 tornado (max. Wind speeds 207-260 mph) passes the city centre. Inspired by the force of nature he takes up photography using his fathers’ camera. Having his first pickup truck at the age of 19, Erskine starts chasing storms. His passion for photography and respect for nature still motivates Erskine to capture super cells with his large format camera. “When it’s blowin’ I’m going”. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Kevin Erskine
Air, Landscape, NatureKevin Erskine Lantry South Dakota Kevin Erskine was born in Sharpsburg Illinois on January 17, 1956. His family moved to Hoskins Nebraska (population 284) when he was 10. The rich landscape and life as a farmer’s son instilled in him a deep-rooted commitment to Nebraska, family, faith and hard work. At 12 years old Kevin witnesses his first big storm. On June 5, 1968 a category 4 tornado (max. Wind speeds 207-260 mph) passes the city centre. Inspired by the force of nature he takes up photography using his fathers’ camera. Having his first pickup truck at the age of 19, Erskine starts chasing storms. His passion for photography and respect for nature still motivates Erskine to capture super cells with his large format camera. “When it’s blowin’ I’m going”. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Kevin Erskine
Air, Landscape, NatureKevin Erskine Mothership 1, Mitchell Kansas Kevin Erskine was born in Sharpsburg Illinois on January 17, 1956. His family moved to Hoskins Nebraska (population 284) when he was 10. The rich landscape and life as a farmer’s son instilled in him a deep-rooted commitment to Nebraska, family, faith and hard work. At 12 years old Kevin witnesses his first big storm. On June 5, 1968 a category 4 tornado (max. Wind speeds 207-260 mph) passes the city centre. Inspired by the force of nature he takes up photography using his fathers’ camera. Having his first pickup truck at the age of 19, Erskine starts chasing storms. His passion for photography and respect for nature still motivates Erskine to capture super cells with his large format camera. “When it’s blowin’ I’m going”. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Kevin Erskine
Air, Landscape, NatureKevin Erskine Supercell 2, Sedan, New Mexico Kevin Erskine was born in Sharpsburg Illinois on January 17, 1956. His family moved to Hoskins Nebraska (population 284) when he was 10. The rich landscape and life as a farmer’s son instilled in him a deep-rooted commitment to Nebraska, family, faith and hard work. At 12 years old Kevin witnesses his first big storm. On June 5, 1968 a category 4 tornado (max. Wind speeds 207-260 mph) passes the city centre. Inspired by the force of nature he takes up photography using his fathers’ camera. Having his first pickup truck at the age of 19, Erskine starts chasing storms. His passion for photography and respect for nature still motivates Erskine to capture super cells with his large format camera. “When it’s blowin’ I’m going”. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Kevin Erskine
Air, Landscape, NatureKevin Erskine Supercell 3, Sedan, New Mexico Kevin Erskine was born in Sharpsburg Illinois on January 17, 1956. His family moved to Hoskins Nebraska (population 284) when he was 10. The rich landscape and life as a farmer’s son instilled in him a deep-rooted commitment to Nebraska, family, faith and hard work. At 12 years old Kevin witnesses his first big storm. On June 5, 1968 a category 4 tornado (max. Wind speeds 207-260 mph) passes the city centre. Inspired by the force of nature he takes up photography using his fathers’ camera. Having his first pickup truck at the age of 19, Erskine starts chasing storms. His passion for photography and respect for nature still motivates Erskine to capture super cells with his large format camera. “When it’s blowin’ I’m going”. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Kevin Erskine
Air, Landscape, NatureKevin Erskine Wedge Tornado Scarville Iowa Kevin Erskine was born in Sharpsburg Illinois on January 17, 1956. His family moved to Hoskins Nebraska (population 284) when he was 10. The rich landscape and life as a farmer’s son instilled in him a deep-rooted commitment to Nebraska, family, faith and hard work. At 12 years old Kevin witnesses his first big storm. On June 5, 1968 a category 4 tornado (max. Wind speeds 207-260 mph) passes the city centre. Inspired by the force of nature he takes up photography using his fathers’ camera. Having his first pickup truck at the age of 19, Erskine starts chasing storms. His passion for photography and respect for nature still motivates Erskine to capture super cells with his large format camera. “When it’s blowin’ I’m going”. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Kevin Erskine
Air, Landscape, NatureKevin Erskine Mothership 3 Witchita Mountains Oklahoma Kevin Erskine was born in Sharpsburg Illinois on January 17, 1956. His family moved to Hoskins Nebraska (population 284) when he was 10. The rich landscape and life as a farmer’s son instilled in him a deep-rooted commitment to Nebraska, family, faith and hard work. At 12 years old Kevin witnesses his first big storm. On June 5, 1968 a category 4 tornado (max. Wind speeds 207-260 mph) passes the city centre. Inspired by the force of nature he takes up photography using his fathers’ camera. Having his first pickup truck at the age of 19, Erskine starts chasing storms. His passion for photography and respect for nature still motivates Erskine to capture super cells with his large format camera. “When it’s blowin’ I’m going”. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Kevin Erskine
Air, Landscape, NatureKevin Erskine Mothership 2 Valentine Nebraska Kevin Erskine was born in Sharpsburg Illinois on January 17, 1956. His family moved to Hoskins Nebraska (population 284) when he was 10. The rich landscape and life as a farmer’s son instilled in him a deep-rooted commitment to Nebraska, family, faith and hard work. At 12 years old Kevin witnesses his first big storm. On June 5, 1968 a category 4 tornado (max. Wind speeds 207-260 mph) passes the city centre. Inspired by the force of nature he takes up photography using his fathers’ camera. Having his first pickup truck at the age of 19, Erskine starts chasing storms. His passion for photography and respect for nature still motivates Erskine to capture super cells with his large format camera. “When it’s blowin’ I’m going”. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Kevin Erskine
Air, Landscape, NatureKevin Erskine Mammatus Wiggins Colorado Kevin Erskine was born in Sharpsburg Illinois on January 17, 1956. His family moved to Hoskins Nebraska (population 284) when he was 10. The rich landscape and life as a farmer’s son instilled in him a deep-rooted commitment to Nebraska, family, faith and hard work. At 12 years old Kevin witnesses his first big storm. On June 5, 1968 a category 4 tornado (max. Wind speeds 207-260 mph) passes the city centre. Inspired by the force of nature he takes up photography using his fathers’ camera. Having his first pickup truck at the age of 19, Erskine starts chasing storms. His passion for photography and respect for nature still motivates Erskine to capture super cells with his large format camera. “When it’s blowin’ I’m going”. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Kevin Erskine
Air, Landscape, NatureKevin Erskine Storm Turkey Texas Kevin Erskine was born in Sharpsburg Illinois on January 17, 1956. His family moved to Hoskins Nebraska (population 284) when he was 10. The rich landscape and life as a farmer’s son instilled in him a deep-rooted commitment to Nebraska, family, faith and hard work. At 12 years old Kevin witnesses his first big storm. On June 5, 1968 a category 4 tornado (max. Wind speeds 207-260 mph) passes the city centre. Inspired by the force of nature he takes up photography using his fathers’ camera. Having his first pickup truck at the age of 19, Erskine starts chasing storms. His passion for photography and respect for nature still motivates Erskine to capture super cells with his large format camera. “When it’s blowin’ I’m going”. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Kevin Erskine
Air, Landscape, NatureKevin Erskine Johnson Kansas Kevin Erskine was born in Sharpsburg Illinois on January 17, 1956. His family moved to Hoskins Nebraska (population 284) when he was 10. The rich landscape and life as a farmer’s son instilled in him a deep-rooted commitment to Nebraska, family, faith and hard work. At 12 years old Kevin witnesses his first big storm. On June 5, 1968 a category 4 tornado (max. Wind speeds 207-260 mph) passes the city centre. Inspired by the force of nature he takes up photography using his fathers’ camera. Having his first pickup truck at the age of 19, Erskine starts chasing storms. His passion for photography and respect for nature still motivates Erskine to capture super cells with his large format camera. “When it’s blowin’ I’m going”. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Kevin Erskine
Air, Landscape, NatureKevin Erskine Dighton Kansas Kevin Erskine was born in Sharpsburg Illinois on January 17, 1956. His family moved to Hoskins Nebraska (population 284) when he was 10. The rich landscape and life as a farmer’s son instilled in him a deep-rooted commitment to Nebraska, family, faith and hard work. At 12 years old Kevin witnesses his first big storm. On June 5, 1968 a category 4 tornado (max. Wind speeds 207-260 mph) passes the city centre. Inspired by the force of nature he takes up photography using his fathers’ camera. Having his first pickup truck at the age of 19, Erskine starts chasing storms. His passion for photography and respect for nature still motivates Erskine to capture super cells with his large format camera. “When it’s blowin’ I’m going”. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Kevin Erskine
Air, Landscape, NatureKevin Erskine Dimmit Texas Kevin Erskine was born in Sharpsburg Illinois on January 17, 1956. His family moved to Hoskins Nebraska (population 284) when he was 10. The rich landscape and life as a farmer’s son instilled in him a deep-rooted commitment to Nebraska, family, faith and hard work. At 12 years old Kevin witnesses his first big storm. On June 5, 1968 a category 4 tornado (max. Wind speeds 207-260 mph) passes the city centre. Inspired by the force of nature he takes up photography using his fathers’ camera. Having his first pickup truck at the age of 19, Erskine starts chasing storms. His passion for photography and respect for nature still motivates Erskine to capture super cells with his large format camera. “When it’s blowin’ I’m going”. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Kevin Erskine
Air, Landscape, NatureKevin Erskine Pritchett Colorado Kevin Erskine was born in Sharpsburg Illinois on January 17, 1956. His family moved to Hoskins Nebraska (population 284) when he was 10. The rich landscape and life as a farmer’s son instilled in him a deep-rooted commitment to Nebraska, family, faith and hard work. At 12 years old Kevin witnesses his first big storm. On June 5, 1968 a category 4 tornado (max. Wind speeds 207-260 mph) passes the city centre. Inspired by the force of nature he takes up photography using his fathers’ camera. Having his first pickup truck at the age of 19, Erskine starts chasing storms. His passion for photography and respect for nature still motivates Erskine to capture super cells with his large format camera. “When it’s blowin’ I’m going”. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Kevin Erskine
Air, Landscape, NatureKevin Erskine Hayden New Mexico Kevin Erskine was born in Sharpsburg Illinois on January 17, 1956. His family moved to Hoskins Nebraska (population 284) when he was 10. The rich landscape and life as a farmer’s son instilled in him a deep-rooted commitment to Nebraska, family, faith and hard work. At 12 years old Kevin witnesses his first big storm. On June 5, 1968 a category 4 tornado (max. Wind speeds 207-260 mph) passes the city centre. Inspired by the force of nature he takes up photography using his fathers’ camera. Having his first pickup truck at the age of 19, Erskine starts chasing storms. His passion for photography and respect for nature still motivates Erskine to capture super cells with his large format camera. “When it’s blowin’ I’m going”. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Kevin Erskine
Air, Landscape, NatureKevin Erskine Billing Montana Kevin Erskine was born in Sharpsburg Illinois on January 17, 1956. His family moved to Hoskins Nebraska (population 284) when he was 10. The rich landscape and life as a farmer’s son instilled in him a deep-rooted commitment to Nebraska, family, faith and hard work. At 12 years old Kevin witnesses his first big storm. On June 5, 1968 a category 4 tornado (max. Wind speeds 207-260 mph) passes the city centre. Inspired by the force of nature he takes up photography using his fathers’ camera. Having his first pickup truck at the age of 19, Erskine starts chasing storms. His passion for photography and respect for nature still motivates Erskine to capture super cells with his large format camera. “When it’s blowin’ I’m going”. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Samuel Turner
Humans, hunting series, PortretSamuel Turner Red Hunter 2 Samuel Turner (1974) lives near Brisbane Australia. After finishing College Samuel was employed in a merchant's office. This job gave him the opportunity to travel outside Australia. Inspired by the Michael J. Leahy explorations into the highland of New Guinea (1930's) Samuel developed a romantic fascination for other cultures. Several expeditions led him to the heartland of Papua new Guinea and the San tribes in Namibia and the Central Kalahari region in Botswana. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Samuel Turner
Humans, hunting series, PortretSamuel Turner Red Hunter 1 Samuel Turner (1974) lives near Brisbane Australia. After finishing College Samuel was employed in a merchant's office. This job gave him the opportunity to travel outside Australia. Inspired by the Michael J. Leahy explorations into the highland of New Guinea (1930's) Samuel developed a romantic fascination for other cultures. Several expeditions led him to the heartland of Papua new Guinea and the San tribes in Namibia and the Central Kalahari region in Botswana. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Samuel Turner
Humans, hunting series, PortretSamuel Turner Red Hunter 3 Samuel Turner (1974) lives near Brisbane Australia. After finishing College Samuel was employed in a merchant's office. This job gave him the opportunity to travel outside Australia. Inspired by the Michael J. Leahy explorations into the highland of New Guinea (1930's) Samuel developed a romantic fascination for other cultures. Several expeditions led him to the heartland of Papua new Guinea and the San tribes in Namibia and the Central Kalahari region in Botswana. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Samuel Turner
Humans, hunting series, PortretSamuel Turner Huli Wigman Warriors Samuel Turner (1974) lives near Brisbane Australia. After finishing College Samuel was employed in a merchant's office. This job gave him the opportunity to travel outside Australia. Inspired by the Michael J. Leahy explorations into the highland of New Guinea (1930's) Samuel developed a romantic fascination for other cultures. Several expeditions led him to the heartland of Papua new Guinea and the San tribes in Namibia and the Central Kalahari region in Botswana. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Samuel Turner
Humans, hunting series, PortretSamuel Turner Hero girl Samuel Turner (1974) lives near Brisbane Australia. After finishing College Samuel was employed in a merchant's office. This job gave him the opportunity to travel outside Australia. Inspired by the Michael J. Leahy explorations into the highland of New Guinea (1930's) Samuel developed a romantic fascination for other cultures. Several expeditions led him to the heartland of Papua new Guinea and the San tribes in Namibia and the Central Kalahari region in Botswana. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Samuel Turner
Humans, hunting series, PortretSamuel Turner Hero boy 1 Samuel Turner (1974) lives near Brisbane Australia. After finishing College Samuel was employed in a merchant's office. This job gave him the opportunity to travel outside Australia. Inspired by the Michael J. Leahy explorations into the highland of New Guinea (1930's) Samuel developed a romantic fascination for other cultures. Several expeditions led him to the heartland of Papua new Guinea and the San tribes in Namibia and the Central Kalahari region in Botswana. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Samuel Turner
Humans, hunting series, PortretSamuel Turner Hero boy 2 Samuel Turner (1974) lives near Brisbane Australia. After finishing College Samuel was employed in a merchant's office. This job gave him the opportunity to travel outside Australia. Inspired by the Michael J. Leahy explorations into the highland of New Guinea (1930's) Samuel developed a romantic fascination for other cultures. Several expeditions led him to the heartland of Papua new Guinea and the San tribes in Namibia and the Central Kalahari region in Botswana. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
Architecture, Humans, Interior, MosqueErik Hijweege Interiors, Ortaköy Mosque, Istanbul Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published 'Noir'. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2003 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives 'Een eigen gezicht'. Endangered species frozen in ice to reserve them for the future was the subject matter for the Endangered book. This was published in November 2014. Erik is Passionate about traveling and photographing the beauty of the world. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
MosqueErik Hijweege Interiors, Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, Meknes Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published 'Noir'. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2003 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives 'Een eigen gezicht'. Endangered species frozen in ice to reserve them for the future was the subject matter for the Endangered book. This was published in November 2014. Erik is Passionate about traveling and photographing the beauty of the world. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
Interior, MosqueErik Hijweege Interiors, Al-Karaouine Mosque Fes Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published 'Noir'. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2003 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives 'Een eigen gezicht'. Endangered species frozen in ice to reserve them for the future was the subject matter for the Endangered book. This was published in November 2014. Erik is Passionate about traveling and photographing the beauty of the world. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
Architecture, InteriorErik Hijweege Interiors, Strahov Library, Prague Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published 'Noir'. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2003 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives 'Een eigen gezicht'. Endangered species frozen in ice to reserve them for the future was the subject matter for the Endangered book. This was published in November 2014. Erik is Passionate about traveling and photographing the beauty of the world. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
Architecture, InteriorErik Hijweege Interiors, Strahov Library, Prague 2 Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published 'Noir'. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2003 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives 'Een eigen gezicht'. Endangered species frozen in ice to reserve them for the future was the subject matter for the Endangered book. This was published in November 2014. Erik is Passionate about traveling and photographing the beauty of the world. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
Architecture, InteriorErik Hijweege Interiors, Jewish school Fez Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published 'Noir'. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2003 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives 'Een eigen gezicht'. Endangered species frozen in ice to reserve them for the future was the subject matter for the Endangered book. This was published in November 2014. Erik is Passionate about traveling and photographing the beauty of the world. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
Architecture, InteriorErik Hijweege Interiors, Jewish school Fez 2 Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published 'Noir'. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2003 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives 'Een eigen gezicht'. Endangered species frozen in ice to reserve them for the future was the subject matter for the Endangered book. This was published in November 2014. Erik is Passionate about traveling and photographing the beauty of the world. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
CityErik Hijweege Skûtsjesilen Earnewâld Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published 'Noir'. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2003 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives 'Een eigen gezicht'. Endangered species frozen in ice to reserve them for the future was the subject matter for the Endangered book. This was published in November 2014. Erik is Passionate about traveling and photographing the beauty of the world. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
CityErik Hijweege New Years Plunge Scheveningen Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published 'Noir'. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2003 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives 'Een eigen gezicht'. Endangered species frozen in ice to reserve them for the future was the subject matter for the Endangered book. This was published in November 2014. Erik is Passionate about traveling and photographing the beauty of the world. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
City, Sea, WaterErik Hijweege Delta works Zeeland Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published 'Noir'. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2003 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives 'Een eigen gezicht'. Endangered species frozen in ice to reserve them for the future was the subject matter for the Endangered book. This was published in November 2014. Erik is Passionate about traveling and photographing the beauty of the world. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
City, StreetErik Hijweege The Weighing house Amsterdam Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published 'Noir'. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2003 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives 'Een eigen gezicht'. Endangered species frozen in ice to reserve them for the future was the subject matter for the Endangered book. This was published in November 2014. Erik is Passionate about traveling and photographing the beauty of the world. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
CityErik Hijweege Steam Tram Twisk Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published 'Noir'. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2003 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives 'Een eigen gezicht'. Endangered species frozen in ice to reserve them for the future was the subject matter for the Endangered book. This was published in November 2014. Erik is Passionate about traveling and photographing the beauty of the world. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
Airplane, CityErik Hijweege Schiphol Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published 'Noir'. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2003 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives 'Een eigen gezicht'. Endangered species frozen in ice to reserve them for the future was the subject matter for the Endangered book. This was published in November 2014. Erik is Passionate about traveling and photographing the beauty of the world. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
City, StreetErik Hijweege Prinsengracht Amsterdam Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published 'Noir'. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2003 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives 'Een eigen gezicht'. Endangered species frozen in ice to reserve them for the future was the subject matter for the Endangered book. This was published in November 2014. Erik is Passionate about traveling and photographing the beauty of the world. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
City, Farm animals, LandscapeErik Hijweege Konik Horses Oostvaarder marshes Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published 'Noir'. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2003 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives 'Een eigen gezicht'. Endangered species frozen in ice to reserve them for the future was the subject matter for the Endangered book. This was published in November 2014. Erik is Passionate about traveling and photographing the beauty of the world. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
City, Flowers, LandscapeErik Hijweege Flowerbulbs De Zilk Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published 'Noir'. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2003 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives 'Een eigen gezicht'. Endangered species frozen in ice to reserve them for the future was the subject matter for the Endangered book. This was published in November 2014. Erik is Passionate about traveling and photographing the beauty of the world. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
City, LandscapeErik Hijweege Ice Skating kinderdijk Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published 'Noir'. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2003 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives 'Een eigen gezicht'. Endangered species frozen in ice to reserve them for the future was the subject matter for the Endangered book. This was published in November 2014. Erik is Passionate about traveling and photographing the beauty of the world. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
City, HumansErik Hijweege Cheese market Gouda Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published 'Noir'. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2003 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives 'Een eigen gezicht'. Endangered species frozen in ice to reserve them for the future was the subject matter for the Endangered book. This was published in November 2014. Erik is Passionate about traveling and photographing the beauty of the world. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
City, HumansErik Hijweege Carnaval Breda Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published 'Noir'. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2003 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives 'Een eigen gezicht'. Endangered species frozen in ice to reserve them for the future was the subject matter for the Endangered book. This was published in November 2014. Erik is Passionate about traveling and photographing the beauty of the world. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
City, HumansErik Hijweege Budget Day The Hague Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published 'Noir'. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2003 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives 'Een eigen gezicht'. Endangered species frozen in ice to reserve them for the future was the subject matter for the Endangered book. This was published in November 2014. Erik is Passionate about traveling and photographing the beauty of the world. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
City, Humans, SeaErik Hijweege Beach, Scheveningen Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published 'Noir'. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2003 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives 'Een eigen gezicht'. Endangered species frozen in ice to reserve them for the future was the subject matter for the Endangered book. This was published in November 2014. Erik is Passionate about traveling and photographing the beauty of the world. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
City, Landscape, New York, NightlifeErik Hijweege Metropolis 2 Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published Noir, a book of photographs offering a penetrating insight into the lives of the African SAN and albinos.. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2013 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives Een eigen gezicht, followed by Endangered in November 2014. In 2015 he uses the wet plate technique for his waterfall series. Erik passionate travels the world for his subject matter. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
City, Landscape, New York, NightlifeErik Hijweege Metropolis 1 Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published Noir, a book of photographs offering a penetrating insight into the lives of the African SAN and albinos.. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2013 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives Een eigen gezicht, followed by Endangered in November 2014. In 2015 he uses the wet plate technique for his waterfall series. Erik passionate travels the world for his subject matter. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
City, Landscape, New York, NightlifeErik Hijweege Metropolis 3 Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published Noir, a book of photographs offering a penetrating insight into the lives of the African SAN and albinos.. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2013 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives Een eigen gezicht, followed by Endangered in November 2014. In 2015 he uses the wet plate technique for his waterfall series. Erik passionate travels the world for his subject matter. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
City, Landscape, New York, NightlifeErik Hijweege Metropolis 5 Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published Noir, a book of photographs offering a penetrating insight into the lives of the African SAN and albinos.. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2013 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives Een eigen gezicht, followed by Endangered in November 2014. In 2015 he uses the wet plate technique for his waterfall series. Erik passionate travels the world for his subject matter. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Erik Hijweege
City, Landscape, New York, NightlifeErik Hijweege Metropolis 4 Erik Hijweege (1963) worked as an advertising agency strategist for twelve years before deciding in 1998 to follow his heart and become a photographer. Since then he has been working on commission and producing personal work. In 2004 he published Noir, a book of photographs offering a penetrating insight into the lives of the African SAN and albinos.. In 2012 the Netherlands photographed as a miniature took centre stage in his book Holland. Since 2013 Hijweege has been using the 19th century wet plate collodion process for his personal work. In October 2014 he published his first book of collodion positives Een eigen gezicht, followed by Endangered in November 2014. In 2015 he uses the wet plate technique for his waterfall series. Erik passionate travels the world for his subject matter. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Dave Ball
AnimationDave Ball Supertwit In the summer of 1971, Dave Ball was one of 80 musicians who answered an ad in the British music weekly Melody Maker to replace the Procol Harum lead guitarist, Robin Trower. "When I got there, they were very tired. It was quite obvious they'd seen too many guitar players. We played some R&B, some blues-type rock'n'roll, and then we went through a couple of their songs," Ball later said about his successful audition. "They said that I was the only guitarist who had 'just played' as opposed to 'played along'." Issued the following year, the ambitious concert recording successfully merged progressive rock and classical music and became the band's best-selling album. As well as an inspired rendition of "A Salty Dog" and the suite "In Held 'Twas in I" – featuring some sterling work by Ball – it contained a superlative version of "Conquistador", which charted internationally and reinvigorated the career of the group forever synonymous with the epochal Summer of Love single "A Whiter Shade of Pale". Ball enjoyed himself on tour with Procol, particularly in the US, but quit in September 1972 as they neared completion on their next studio album, Grand Hotel. "I left Procol because I was bored with it," he told Melody Maker at the time. "There were only so many ideas I could put into that style." If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Dave Ball
AnimationDave Ball My Life Already In the summer of 1971, Dave Ball was one of 80 musicians who answered an ad in the British music weekly Melody Maker to replace the Procol Harum lead guitarist, Robin Trower. "When I got there, they were very tired. It was quite obvious they'd seen too many guitar players. We played some R&B, some blues-type rock'n'roll, and then we went through a couple of their songs," Ball later said about his successful audition. "They said that I was the only guitarist who had 'just played' as opposed to 'played along'." Issued the following year, the ambitious concert recording successfully merged progressive rock and classical music and became the band's best-selling album. As well as an inspired rendition of "A Salty Dog" and the suite "In Held 'Twas in I" – featuring some sterling work by Ball – it contained a superlative version of "Conquistador", which charted internationally and reinvigorated the career of the group forever synonymous with the epochal Summer of Love single "A Whiter Shade of Pale". Ball enjoyed himself on tour with Procol, particularly in the US, but quit in September 1972 as they neared completion on their next studio album, Grand Hotel. "I left Procol because I was bored with it," he told Melody Maker at the time. "There were only so many ideas I could put into that style." If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Dave Ball
AnimationDave Ball Camp Super In the summer of 1971, Dave Ball was one of 80 musicians who answered an ad in the British music weekly Melody Maker to replace the Procol Harum lead guitarist, Robin Trower. "When I got there, they were very tired. It was quite obvious they'd seen too many guitar players. We played some R&B, some blues-type rock'n'roll, and then we went through a couple of their songs," Ball later said about his successful audition. "They said that I was the only guitarist who had 'just played' as opposed to 'played along'." Issued the following year, the ambitious concert recording successfully merged progressive rock and classical music and became the band's best-selling album. As well as an inspired rendition of "A Salty Dog" and the suite "In Held 'Twas in I" – featuring some sterling work by Ball – it contained a superlative version of "Conquistador", which charted internationally and reinvigorated the career of the group forever synonymous with the epochal Summer of Love single "A Whiter Shade of Pale". Ball enjoyed himself on tour with Procol, particularly in the US, but quit in September 1972 as they neared completion on their next studio album, Grand Hotel. "I left Procol because I was bored with it," he told Melody Maker at the time. "There were only so many ideas I could put into that style." If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Dave Ball
AnimationDave Ball Za End In the summer of 1971, Dave Ball was one of 80 musicians who answered an ad in the British music weekly Melody Maker to replace the Procol Harum lead guitarist, Robin Trower. "When I got there, they were very tired. It was quite obvious they'd seen too many guitar players. We played some R&B, some blues-type rock'n'roll, and then we went through a couple of their songs," Ball later said about his successful audition. "They said that I was the only guitarist who had 'just played' as opposed to 'played along'." Issued the following year, the ambitious concert recording successfully merged progressive rock and classical music and became the band's best-selling album. As well as an inspired rendition of "A Salty Dog" and the suite "In Held 'Twas in I" – featuring some sterling work by Ball – it contained a superlative version of "Conquistador", which charted internationally and reinvigorated the career of the group forever synonymous with the epochal Summer of Love single "A Whiter Shade of Pale". Ball enjoyed himself on tour with Procol, particularly in the US, but quit in September 1972 as they neared completion on their next studio album, Grand Hotel. "I left Procol because I was bored with it," he told Melody Maker at the time. "There were only so many ideas I could put into that style." If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Dave Ball
AnimationDave Ball Tricky Position In the summer of 1971, Dave Ball was one of 80 musicians who answered an ad in the British music weekly Melody Maker to replace the Procol Harum lead guitarist, Robin Trower. "When I got there, they were very tired. It was quite obvious they'd seen too many guitar players. We played some R&B, some blues-type rock'n'roll, and then we went through a couple of their songs," Ball later said about his successful audition. "They said that I was the only guitarist who had 'just played' as opposed to 'played along'." Issued the following year, the ambitious concert recording successfully merged progressive rock and classical music and became the band's best-selling album. As well as an inspired rendition of "A Salty Dog" and the suite "In Held 'Twas in I" – featuring some sterling work by Ball – it contained a superlative version of "Conquistador", which charted internationally and reinvigorated the career of the group forever synonymous with the epochal Summer of Love single "A Whiter Shade of Pale". Ball enjoyed himself on tour with Procol, particularly in the US, but quit in September 1972 as they neared completion on their next studio album, Grand Hotel. "I left Procol because I was bored with it," he told Melody Maker at the time. "There were only so many ideas I could put into that style." If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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AnimationDave Ball The Joke In the summer of 1971, Dave Ball was one of 80 musicians who answered an ad in the British music weekly Melody Maker to replace the Procol Harum lead guitarist, Robin Trower. "When I got there, they were very tired. It was quite obvious they'd seen too many guitar players. We played some R&B, some blues-type rock'n'roll, and then we went through a couple of their songs," Ball later said about his successful audition. "They said that I was the only guitarist who had 'just played' as opposed to 'played along'." Issued the following year, the ambitious concert recording successfully merged progressive rock and classical music and became the band's best-selling album. As well as an inspired rendition of "A Salty Dog" and the suite "In Held 'Twas in I" – featuring some sterling work by Ball – it contained a superlative version of "Conquistador", which charted internationally and reinvigorated the career of the group forever synonymous with the epochal Summer of Love single "A Whiter Shade of Pale". Ball enjoyed himself on tour with Procol, particularly in the US, but quit in September 1972 as they neared completion on their next studio album, Grand Hotel. "I left Procol because I was bored with it," he told Melody Maker at the time. "There were only so many ideas I could put into that style." If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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AnimationDave Ball Tea Time in the old West In the summer of 1971, Dave Ball was one of 80 musicians who answered an ad in the British music weekly Melody Maker to replace the Procol Harum lead guitarist, Robin Trower. "When I got there, they were very tired. It was quite obvious they'd seen too many guitar players. We played some R&B, some blues-type rock'n'roll, and then we went through a couple of their songs," Ball later said about his successful audition. "They said that I was the only guitarist who had 'just played' as opposed to 'played along'." Issued the following year, the ambitious concert recording successfully merged progressive rock and classical music and became the band's best-selling album. As well as an inspired rendition of "A Salty Dog" and the suite "In Held 'Twas in I" – featuring some sterling work by Ball – it contained a superlative version of "Conquistador", which charted internationally and reinvigorated the career of the group forever synonymous with the epochal Summer of Love single "A Whiter Shade of Pale". Ball enjoyed himself on tour with Procol, particularly in the US, but quit in September 1972 as they neared completion on their next studio album, Grand Hotel. "I left Procol because I was bored with it," he told Melody Maker at the time. "There were only so many ideas I could put into that style." If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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AnimationDave Ball Ladies Rude Parts In the summer of 1971, Dave Ball was one of 80 musicians who answered an ad in the British music weekly Melody Maker to replace the Procol Harum lead guitarist, Robin Trower. "When I got there, they were very tired. It was quite obvious they'd seen too many guitar players. We played some R&B, some blues-type rock'n'roll, and then we went through a couple of their songs," Ball later said about his successful audition. "They said that I was the only guitarist who had 'just played' as opposed to 'played along'." Issued the following year, the ambitious concert recording successfully merged progressive rock and classical music and became the band's best-selling album. As well as an inspired rendition of "A Salty Dog" and the suite "In Held 'Twas in I" – featuring some sterling work by Ball – it contained a superlative version of "Conquistador", which charted internationally and reinvigorated the career of the group forever synonymous with the epochal Summer of Love single "A Whiter Shade of Pale". Ball enjoyed himself on tour with Procol, particularly in the US, but quit in September 1972 as they neared completion on their next studio album, Grand Hotel. "I left Procol because I was bored with it," he told Melody Maker at the time. "There were only so many ideas I could put into that style." If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Dave Ball
AnimationDave Ball Hanging around In the summer of 1971, Dave Ball was one of 80 musicians who answered an ad in the British music weekly Melody Maker to replace the Procol Harum lead guitarist, Robin Trower. "When I got there, they were very tired. It was quite obvious they'd seen too many guitar players. We played some R&B, some blues-type rock'n'roll, and then we went through a couple of their songs," Ball later said about his successful audition. "They said that I was the only guitarist who had 'just played' as opposed to 'played along'." Issued the following year, the ambitious concert recording successfully merged progressive rock and classical music and became the band's best-selling album. As well as an inspired rendition of "A Salty Dog" and the suite "In Held 'Twas in I" – featuring some sterling work by Ball – it contained a superlative version of "Conquistador", which charted internationally and reinvigorated the career of the group forever synonymous with the epochal Summer of Love single "A Whiter Shade of Pale". Ball enjoyed himself on tour with Procol, particularly in the US, but quit in September 1972 as they neared completion on their next studio album, Grand Hotel. "I left Procol because I was bored with it," he told Melody Maker at the time. "There were only so many ideas I could put into that style." If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Dave Ball
AnimationDave Ball The Lotus Eaters In the summer of 1971, Dave Ball was one of 80 musicians who answered an ad in the British music weekly Melody Maker to replace the Procol Harum lead guitarist, Robin Trower. "When I got there, they were very tired. It was quite obvious they'd seen too many guitar players. We played some R&B, some blues-type rock'n'roll, and then we went through a couple of their songs," Ball later said about his successful audition. "They said that I was the only guitarist who had 'just played' as opposed to 'played along'." Issued the following year, the ambitious concert recording successfully merged progressive rock and classical music and became the band's best-selling album. As well as an inspired rendition of "A Salty Dog" and the suite "In Held 'Twas in I" – featuring some sterling work by Ball – it contained a superlative version of "Conquistador", which charted internationally and reinvigorated the career of the group forever synonymous with the epochal Summer of Love single "A Whiter Shade of Pale". Ball enjoyed himself on tour with Procol, particularly in the US, but quit in September 1972 as they neared completion on their next studio album, Grand Hotel. "I left Procol because I was bored with it," he told Melody Maker at the time. "There were only so many ideas I could put into that style." If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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AnimationDave Ball Study of a chair In the summer of 1971, Dave Ball was one of 80 musicians who answered an ad in the British music weekly Melody Maker to replace the Procol Harum lead guitarist, Robin Trower. "When I got there, they were very tired. It was quite obvious they'd seen too many guitar players. We played some R&B, some blues-type rock'n'roll, and then we went through a couple of their songs," Ball later said about his successful audition. "They said that I was the only guitarist who had 'just played' as opposed to 'played along'." Issued the following year, the ambitious concert recording successfully merged progressive rock and classical music and became the band's best-selling album. As well as an inspired rendition of "A Salty Dog" and the suite "In Held 'Twas in I" – featuring some sterling work by Ball – it contained a superlative version of "Conquistador", which charted internationally and reinvigorated the career of the group forever synonymous with the epochal Summer of Love single "A Whiter Shade of Pale". Ball enjoyed himself on tour with Procol, particularly in the US, but quit in September 1972 as they neared completion on their next studio album, Grand Hotel. "I left Procol because I was bored with it," he told Melody Maker at the time. "There were only so many ideas I could put into that style." If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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AnimationDave Ball Last LSD Trip In the summer of 1971, Dave Ball was one of 80 musicians who answered an ad in the British music weekly Melody Maker to replace the Procol Harum lead guitarist, Robin Trower. "When I got there, they were very tired. It was quite obvious they'd seen too many guitar players. We played some R&B, some blues-type rock'n'roll, and then we went through a couple of their songs," Ball later said about his successful audition. "They said that I was the only guitarist who had 'just played' as opposed to 'played along'." Issued the following year, the ambitious concert recording successfully merged progressive rock and classical music and became the band's best-selling album. As well as an inspired rendition of "A Salty Dog" and the suite "In Held 'Twas in I" – featuring some sterling work by Ball – it contained a superlative version of "Conquistador", which charted internationally and reinvigorated the career of the group forever synonymous with the epochal Summer of Love single "A Whiter Shade of Pale". Ball enjoyed himself on tour with Procol, particularly in the US, but quit in September 1972 as they neared completion on their next studio album, Grand Hotel. "I left Procol because I was bored with it," he told Melody Maker at the time. "There were only so many ideas I could put into that style." If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Dave Ball
AnimationDave Ball Dante meets Beardsley In the summer of 1971, Dave Ball was one of 80 musicians who answered an ad in the British music weekly Melody Maker to replace the Procol Harum lead guitarist, Robin Trower. "When I got there, they were very tired. It was quite obvious they'd seen too many guitar players. We played some R&B, some blues-type rock'n'roll, and then we went through a couple of their songs," Ball later said about his successful audition. "They said that I was the only guitarist who had 'just played' as opposed to 'played along'." Issued the following year, the ambitious concert recording successfully merged progressive rock and classical music and became the band's best-selling album. As well as an inspired rendition of "A Salty Dog" and the suite "In Held 'Twas in I" – featuring some sterling work by Ball – it contained a superlative version of "Conquistador", which charted internationally and reinvigorated the career of the group forever synonymous with the epochal Summer of Love single "A Whiter Shade of Pale". Ball enjoyed himself on tour with Procol, particularly in the US, but quit in September 1972 as they neared completion on their next studio album, Grand Hotel. "I left Procol because I was bored with it," he told Melody Maker at the time. "There were only so many ideas I could put into that style." If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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AnimationDave Ball The elements - fire In the summer of 1971, Dave Ball was one of 80 musicians who answered an ad in the British music weekly Melody Maker to replace the Procol Harum lead guitarist, Robin Trower. "When I got there, they were very tired. It was quite obvious they'd seen too many guitar players. We played some R&B, some blues-type rock'n'roll, and then we went through a couple of their songs," Ball later said about his successful audition. "They said that I was the only guitarist who had 'just played' as opposed to 'played along'." Issued the following year, the ambitious concert recording successfully merged progressive rock and classical music and became the band's best-selling album. As well as an inspired rendition of "A Salty Dog" and the suite "In Held 'Twas in I" – featuring some sterling work by Ball – it contained a superlative version of "Conquistador", which charted internationally and reinvigorated the career of the group forever synonymous with the epochal Summer of Love single "A Whiter Shade of Pale". Ball enjoyed himself on tour with Procol, particularly in the US, but quit in September 1972 as they neared completion on their next studio album, Grand Hotel. "I left Procol because I was bored with it," he told Melody Maker at the time. "There were only so many ideas I could put into that style." If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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AnimationDave Ball The ascent of woman In the summer of 1971, Dave Ball was one of 80 musicians who answered an ad in the British music weekly Melody Maker to replace the Procol Harum lead guitarist, Robin Trower. "When I got there, they were very tired. It was quite obvious they'd seen too many guitar players. We played some R&B, some blues-type rock'n'roll, and then we went through a couple of their songs," Ball later said about his successful audition. "They said that I was the only guitarist who had 'just played' as opposed to 'played along'." Issued the following year, the ambitious concert recording successfully merged progressive rock and classical music and became the band's best-selling album. As well as an inspired rendition of "A Salty Dog" and the suite "In Held 'Twas in I" – featuring some sterling work by Ball – it contained a superlative version of "Conquistador", which charted internationally and reinvigorated the career of the group forever synonymous with the epochal Summer of Love single "A Whiter Shade of Pale". Ball enjoyed himself on tour with Procol, particularly in the US, but quit in September 1972 as they neared completion on their next studio album, Grand Hotel. "I left Procol because I was bored with it," he told Melody Maker at the time. "There were only so many ideas I could put into that style." If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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AnimationDave Ball Nights in Bollywood In the summer of 1971, Dave Ball was one of 80 musicians who answered an ad in the British music weekly Melody Maker to replace the Procol Harum lead guitarist, Robin Trower. "When I got there, they were very tired. It was quite obvious they'd seen too many guitar players. We played some R&B, some blues-type rock'n'roll, and then we went through a couple of their songs," Ball later said about his successful audition. "They said that I was the only guitarist who had 'just played' as opposed to 'played along'." Issued the following year, the ambitious concert recording successfully merged progressive rock and classical music and became the band's best-selling album. As well as an inspired rendition of "A Salty Dog" and the suite "In Held 'Twas in I" – featuring some sterling work by Ball – it contained a superlative version of "Conquistador", which charted internationally and reinvigorated the career of the group forever synonymous with the epochal Summer of Love single "A Whiter Shade of Pale". Ball enjoyed himself on tour with Procol, particularly in the US, but quit in September 1972 as they neared completion on their next studio album, Grand Hotel. "I left Procol because I was bored with it," he told Melody Maker at the time. "There were only so many ideas I could put into that style." If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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AnimationDave Ball Crowd Scenenes In the summer of 1971, Dave Ball was one of 80 musicians who answered an ad in the British music weekly Melody Maker to replace the Procol Harum lead guitarist, Robin Trower. "When I got there, they were very tired. It was quite obvious they'd seen too many guitar players. We played some R&B, some blues-type rock'n'roll, and then we went through a couple of their songs," Ball later said about his successful audition. "They said that I was the only guitarist who had 'just played' as opposed to 'played along'." Issued the following year, the ambitious concert recording successfully merged progressive rock and classical music and became the band's best-selling album. As well as an inspired rendition of "A Salty Dog" and the suite "In Held 'Twas in I" – featuring some sterling work by Ball – it contained a superlative version of "Conquistador", which charted internationally and reinvigorated the career of the group forever synonymous with the epochal Summer of Love single "A Whiter Shade of Pale". Ball enjoyed himself on tour with Procol, particularly in the US, but quit in September 1972 as they neared completion on their next studio album, Grand Hotel. "I left Procol because I was bored with it," he told Melody Maker at the time. "There were only so many ideas I could put into that style." If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Dave Ball
AnimationDave Ball Bouncing the walls In the summer of 1971, Dave Ball was one of 80 musicians who answered an ad in the British music weekly Melody Maker to replace the Procol Harum lead guitarist, Robin Trower. "When I got there, they were very tired. It was quite obvious they'd seen too many guitar players. We played some R&B, some blues-type rock'n'roll, and then we went through a couple of their songs," Ball later said about his successful audition. "They said that I was the only guitarist who had 'just played' as opposed to 'played along'." Issued the following year, the ambitious concert recording successfully merged progressive rock and classical music and became the band's best-selling album. As well as an inspired rendition of "A Salty Dog" and the suite "In Held 'Twas in I" – featuring some sterling work by Ball – it contained a superlative version of "Conquistador", which charted internationally and reinvigorated the career of the group forever synonymous with the epochal Summer of Love single "A Whiter Shade of Pale". Ball enjoyed himself on tour with Procol, particularly in the US, but quit in September 1972 as they neared completion on their next studio album, Grand Hotel. "I left Procol because I was bored with it," he told Melody Maker at the time. "There were only so many ideas I could put into that style." If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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AnimationDave Ball Achtung German Sheeps In the summer of 1971, Dave Ball was one of 80 musicians who answered an ad in the British music weekly Melody Maker to replace the Procol Harum lead guitarist, Robin Trower. "When I got there, they were very tired. It was quite obvious they'd seen too many guitar players. We played some R&B, some blues-type rock'n'roll, and then we went through a couple of their songs," Ball later said about his successful audition. "They said that I was the only guitarist who had 'just played' as opposed to 'played along'." Issued the following year, the ambitious concert recording successfully merged progressive rock and classical music and became the band's best-selling album. As well as an inspired rendition of "A Salty Dog" and the suite "In Held 'Twas in I" – featuring some sterling work by Ball – it contained a superlative version of "Conquistador", which charted internationally and reinvigorated the career of the group forever synonymous with the epochal Summer of Love single "A Whiter Shade of Pale". Ball enjoyed himself on tour with Procol, particularly in the US, but quit in September 1972 as they neared completion on their next studio album, Grand Hotel. "I left Procol because I was bored with it," he told Melody Maker at the time. "There were only so many ideas I could put into that style." If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Pieter Ceizer
Design, Digital, Graphic Illustration, Pieter CeizerPieter Ceizer Great Day Studio Ceizer was born out a passion for typography and quality products. This Amsterdam based company was founded by designer Pieter Ceizer and represents the clothingline 'Ceizer' as well as Pieter Ceizer's artwork and collaborational projects. After 8 years of experience in the industry and various successful collaborations, Ceizer organically grew into an independent lifestyle brand and art & design studio. All our products reflect positivity. The philosophy is to make something out of nothing. Combining meticulous sewing styles, the finest quality of pre-shrunk cotton and handdrawn empowering statements and artwork. Our products come in limited quantities, only available at a selection of the finest retailers. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Pieter Ceizer
Design, Digital, Graphic Illustration, Pieter CeizerPieter Ceizer Need some bubbles for my troubles Studio Ceizer was born out a passion for typography and quality products. This Amsterdam based company was founded by designer Pieter Ceizer and represents the clothingline 'Ceizer' as well as Pieter Ceizer's artwork and collaborational projects. After 8 years of experience in the industry and various successful collaborations, Ceizer organically grew into an independent lifestyle brand and art & design studio. All our products reflect positivity. The philosophy is to make something out of nothing. Combining meticulous sewing styles, the finest quality of pre-shrunk cotton and handdrawn empowering statements and artwork. Our products come in limited quantities, only available at a selection of the finest retailers. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Pieter Ceizer
Design, Digital, Graphic Illustration, Pieter CeizerPieter Ceizer Orange Kryptonite Studio Ceizer was born out a passion for typography and quality products. This Amsterdam based company was founded by designer Pieter Ceizer and represents the clothingline 'Ceizer' as well as Pieter Ceizer's artwork and collaborational projects. After 8 years of experience in the industry and various successful collaborations, Ceizer organically grew into an independent lifestyle brand and art & design studio. All our products reflect positivity. The philosophy is to make something out of nothing. Combining meticulous sewing styles, the finest quality of pre-shrunk cotton and handdrawn empowering statements and artwork. Our products come in limited quantities, only available at a selection of the finest retailers. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Pieter Ceizer
Design, Digital, Graphic Illustration, Pieter CeizerPieter Ceizer Chillin Studio Ceizer was born out a passion for typography and quality products. This Amsterdam based company was founded by designer Pieter Ceizer and represents the clothingline 'Ceizer' as well as Pieter Ceizer's artwork and collaborational projects. After 8 years of experience in the industry and various successful collaborations, Ceizer organically grew into an independent lifestyle brand and art & design studio. All our products reflect positivity. The philosophy is to make something out of nothing. Combining meticulous sewing styles, the finest quality of pre-shrunk cotton and handdrawn empowering statements and artwork. Our products come in limited quantities, only available at a selection of the finest retailers. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Paul Blanca
Humans, Nude, Paul BlancaPaul Blanca Kristal_2204 Paul Blanca – born Paul Vlaswinkel – (1958) is a Dutch photographer. Blanca became known in the early 1980′s with his violent and confrontational self-portraits. His work often deals with themes such as pain, sadness, fear, sexuality and agression, all highly emotional and violent themes that explore his inner demons. In contrast to that, he also created series such as Mother and Son in which he depicted himself with his mother, naked and in a tender embrace. Blanca often portrays himself, which makes his work very personal. Some of his artistic influences are Andres Serrano and Robert Mapplethorpe. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Paul Blanca
Humans, Nude, Paul BlancaPaul Blanca Kristal_2203 Paul Blanca – born Paul Vlaswinkel – (1958) is a Dutch photographer. Blanca became known in the early 1980′s with his violent and confrontational self-portraits. His work often deals with themes such as pain, sadness, fear, sexuality and agression, all highly emotional and violent themes that explore his inner demons. In contrast to that, he also created series such as Mother and Son in which he depicted himself with his mother, naked and in a tender embrace. Blanca often portrays himself, which makes his work very personal. Some of his artistic influences are Andres Serrano and Robert Mapplethorpe. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Paul Blanca
Humans, Paul BlancaPaul Blanca Kristal_2202 Paul Blanca – born Paul Vlaswinkel – (1958) is a Dutch photographer. Blanca became known in the early 1980′s with his violent and confrontational self-portraits. His work often deals with themes such as pain, sadness, fear, sexuality and agression, all highly emotional and violent themes that explore his inner demons. In contrast to that, he also created series such as Mother and Son in which he depicted himself with his mother, naked and in a tender embrace. Blanca often portrays himself, which makes his work very personal. Some of his artistic influences are Andres Serrano and Robert Mapplethorpe. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Paul Blanca
Humans, Nude, Paul BlancaPaul Blanca Kristal_2201 Paul Blanca – born Paul Vlaswinkel – (1958) is a Dutch photographer. Blanca became known in the early 1980′s with his violent and confrontational self-portraits. His work often deals with themes such as pain, sadness, fear, sexuality and agression, all highly emotional and violent themes that explore his inner demons. In contrast to that, he also created series such as Mother and Son in which he depicted himself with his mother, naked and in a tender embrace. Blanca often portrays himself, which makes his work very personal. Some of his artistic influences are Andres Serrano and Robert Mapplethorpe. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Aleksander Willemse
Architecture, InteriorAleksander Willemse Room with a view, French view 30 Aleksander Willemse (1968) graduated 'cum laude' from the Photo Academy Amsterdam in 2010. Since then he won and got nominated for several photo prices like TPAA 2010 and 2011, de Fotoprijs and PANL. His work is exhibited in several musea and on national and international photo festivals like Noorderlicht, GRID Amsterdam and Photo Festival Naarden. The work of Aleksander has its origin in the advertising business, it was there where he was spreading the faith in the strength of a supermarket, the status of a car and the financial gain of a bank. For Aleksander the advertising maker is the Michelangelo of the 20th century, faith as the best marketed product in the history of mankind. His personal work 'sells' a different view at things in life. And it is all up to yourself wether you are open for it or not. Although it is not focused on hard sales, it is not less commercial. It does not necessarily provide a good feeling. The work is usually highly stylized and clean designed. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Aleksander Willemse
Architecture, InteriorAleksander Willemse Room with a view, Gambian view 2 Aleksander Willemse (1968) graduated 'cum laude' from the Photo Academy Amsterdam in 2010. Since then he won and got nominated for several photo prices like TPAA 2010 and 2011, de Fotoprijs and PANL. His work is exhibited in several musea and on national and international photo festivals like Noorderlicht, GRID Amsterdam and Photo Festival Naarden. The work of Aleksander has its origin in the advertising business, it was there where he was spreading the faith in the strength of a supermarket, the status of a car and the financial gain of a bank. For Aleksander the advertising maker is the Michelangelo of the 20th century, faith as the best marketed product in the history of mankind. His personal work 'sells' a different view at things in life. And it is all up to yourself wether you are open for it or not. Although it is not focused on hard sales, it is not less commercial. It does not necessarily provide a good feeling. The work is usually highly stylized and clean designed. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Aleksander Willemse
Architecture, InteriorAleksander Willemse Room with a view, Norwegian view 1 Aleksander Willemse (1968) graduated 'cum laude' from the Photo Academy Amsterdam in 2010. Since then he won and got nominated for several photo prices like TPAA 2010 and 2011, de Fotoprijs and PANL. His work is exhibited in several musea and on national and international photo festivals like Noorderlicht, GRID Amsterdam and Photo Festival Naarden. The work of Aleksander has its origin in the advertising business, it was there where he was spreading the faith in the strength of a supermarket, the status of a car and the financial gain of a bank. For Aleksander the advertising maker is the Michelangelo of the 20th century, faith as the best marketed product in the history of mankind. His personal work 'sells' a different view at things in life. And it is all up to yourself wether you are open for it or not. Although it is not focused on hard sales, it is not less commercial. It does not necessarily provide a good feeling. The work is usually highly stylized and clean designed. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Aleksander Willemse
Architecture, InteriorAleksander Willemse Room with a view, Dutch view 1 Aleksander Willemse (1968) graduated 'cum laude' from the Photo Academy Amsterdam in 2010. Since then he won and got nominated for several photo prices like TPAA 2010 and 2011, de Fotoprijs and PANL. His work is exhibited in several musea and on national and international photo festivals like Noorderlicht, GRID Amsterdam and Photo Festival Naarden. The work of Aleksander has its origin in the advertising business, it was there where he was spreading the faith in the strength of a supermarket, the status of a car and the financial gain of a bank. For Aleksander the advertising maker is the Michelangelo of the 20th century, faith as the best marketed product in the history of mankind. His personal work 'sells' a different view at things in life. And it is all up to yourself wether you are open for it or not. Although it is not focused on hard sales, it is not less commercial. It does not necessarily provide a good feeling. The work is usually highly stylized and clean designed. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Aleksander Willemse
Architecture, InteriorAleksander Willemse Room with a view, Norwegian view 4 Aleksander Willemse (1968) graduated 'cum laude' from the Photo Academy Amsterdam in 2010. Since then he won and got nominated for several photo prices like TPAA 2010 and 2011, de Fotoprijs and PANL. His work is exhibited in several musea and on national and international photo festivals like Noorderlicht, GRID Amsterdam and Photo Festival Naarden. The work of Aleksander has its origin in the advertising business, it was there where he was spreading the faith in the strength of a supermarket, the status of a car and the financial gain of a bank. For Aleksander the advertising maker is the Michelangelo of the 20th century, faith as the best marketed product in the history of mankind. His personal work 'sells' a different view at things in life. And it is all up to yourself wether you are open for it or not. Although it is not focused on hard sales, it is not less commercial. It does not necessarily provide a good feeling. The work is usually highly stylized and clean designed. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Aleksander Willemse
Architecture, InteriorAleksander Willemse Room with a view, Norwegian view 3 Aleksander Willemse (1968) graduated 'cum laude' from the Photo Academy Amsterdam in 2010. Since then he won and got nominated for several photo prices like TPAA 2010 and 2011, de Fotoprijs and PANL. His work is exhibited in several musea and on national and international photo festivals like Noorderlicht, GRID Amsterdam and Photo Festival Naarden. The work of Aleksander has its origin in the advertising business, it was there where he was spreading the faith in the strength of a supermarket, the status of a car and the financial gain of a bank. For Aleksander the advertising maker is the Michelangelo of the 20th century, faith as the best marketed product in the history of mankind. His personal work 'sells' a different view at things in life. And it is all up to yourself wether you are open for it or not. Although it is not focused on hard sales, it is not less commercial. It does not necessarily provide a good feeling. The work is usually highly stylized and clean designed. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Aleksander Willemse
Architecture, InteriorAleksander Willemse Room with a view, Gambian view 2 Aleksander Willemse (1968) graduated 'cum laude' from the Photo Academy Amsterdam in 2010. Since then he won and got nominated for several photo prices like TPAA 2010 and 2011, de Fotoprijs and PANL. His work is exhibited in several musea and on national and international photo festivals like Noorderlicht, GRID Amsterdam and Photo Festival Naarden. The work of Aleksander has its origin in the advertising business, it was there where he was spreading the faith in the strength of a supermarket, the status of a car and the financial gain of a bank. For Aleksander the advertising maker is the Michelangelo of the 20th century, faith as the best marketed product in the history of mankind. His personal work 'sells' a different view at things in life. And it is all up to yourself wether you are open for it or not. Although it is not focused on hard sales, it is not less commercial. It does not necessarily provide a good feeling. The work is usually highly stylized and clean designed. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Aleksander Willemse
Architecture, InteriorAleksander Willemse Room with a view, Gambian view 10 Aleksander Willemse (1968) graduated 'cum laude' from the Photo Academy Amsterdam in 2010. Since then he won and got nominated for several photo prices like TPAA 2010 and 2011, de Fotoprijs and PANL. His work is exhibited in several musea and on national and international photo festivals like Noorderlicht, GRID Amsterdam and Photo Festival Naarden. The work of Aleksander has its origin in the advertising business, it was there where he was spreading the faith in the strength of a supermarket, the status of a car and the financial gain of a bank. For Aleksander the advertising maker is the Michelangelo of the 20th century, faith as the best marketed product in the history of mankind. His personal work 'sells' a different view at things in life. And it is all up to yourself wether you are open for it or not. Although it is not focused on hard sales, it is not less commercial. It does not necessarily provide a good feeling. The work is usually highly stylized and clean designed. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Aleksander Willemse
Architecture, InteriorAleksander Willemse Room with a view, Gambian view 10 Aleksander Willemse (1968) graduated 'cum laude' from the Photo Academy Amsterdam in 2010. Since then he won and got nominated for several photo prices like TPAA 2010 and 2011, de Fotoprijs and PANL. His work is exhibited in several musea and on national and international photo festivals like Noorderlicht, GRID Amsterdam and Photo Festival Naarden. The work of Aleksander has its origin in the advertising business, it was there where he was spreading the faith in the strength of a supermarket, the status of a car and the financial gain of a bank. For Aleksander the advertising maker is the Michelangelo of the 20th century, faith as the best marketed product in the history of mankind. His personal work 'sells' a different view at things in life. And it is all up to yourself wether you are open for it or not. Although it is not focused on hard sales, it is not less commercial. It does not necessarily provide a good feeling. The work is usually highly stylized and clean designed. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Aleksander Willemse
Architecture, InteriorAleksander Willemse Room with a view, Gambian view 3 Aleksander Willemse (1968) graduated 'cum laude' from the Photo Academy Amsterdam in 2010. Since then he won and got nominated for several photo prices like TPAA 2010 and 2011, de Fotoprijs and PANL. His work is exhibited in several musea and on national and international photo festivals like Noorderlicht, GRID Amsterdam and Photo Festival Naarden. The work of Aleksander has its origin in the advertising business, it was there where he was spreading the faith in the strength of a supermarket, the status of a car and the financial gain of a bank. For Aleksander the advertising maker is the Michelangelo of the 20th century, faith as the best marketed product in the history of mankind. His personal work 'sells' a different view at things in life. And it is all up to yourself wether you are open for it or not. Although it is not focused on hard sales, it is not less commercial. It does not necessarily provide a good feeling. The work is usually highly stylized and clean designed. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Aleksander Willemse
Architecture, InteriorAleksander Willemse Room with a view, French view 17 Aleksander Willemse (1968) graduated 'cum laude' from the Photo Academy Amsterdam in 2010. Since then he won and got nominated for several photo prices like TPAA 2010 and 2011, de Fotoprijs and PANL. His work is exhibited in several musea and on national and international photo festivals like Noorderlicht, GRID Amsterdam and Photo Festival Naarden. The work of Aleksander has its origin in the advertising business, it was there where he was spreading the faith in the strength of a supermarket, the status of a car and the financial gain of a bank. For Aleksander the advertising maker is the Michelangelo of the 20th century, faith as the best marketed product in the history of mankind. His personal work 'sells' a different view at things in life. And it is all up to yourself wether you are open for it or not. Although it is not focused on hard sales, it is not less commercial. It does not necessarily provide a good feeling. The work is usually highly stylized and clean designed. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Aleksander Willemse
Architecture, InteriorAleksander Willemse Room with a view, French view 15 Aleksander Willemse (1968) graduated 'cum laude' from the Photo Academy Amsterdam in 2010. Since then he won and got nominated for several photo prices like TPAA 2010 and 2011, de Fotoprijs and PANL. His work is exhibited in several musea and on national and international photo festivals like Noorderlicht, GRID Amsterdam and Photo Festival Naarden. The work of Aleksander has its origin in the advertising business, it was there where he was spreading the faith in the strength of a supermarket, the status of a car and the financial gain of a bank. For Aleksander the advertising maker is the Michelangelo of the 20th century, faith as the best marketed product in the history of mankind. His personal work 'sells' a different view at things in life. And it is all up to yourself wether you are open for it or not. Although it is not focused on hard sales, it is not less commercial. It does not necessarily provide a good feeling. The work is usually highly stylized and clean designed. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Aleksander Willemse
Architecture, InteriorAleksander Willemse Room with a view, French view 5 Aleksander Willemse (1968) graduated 'cum laude' from the Photo Academy Amsterdam in 2010. Since then he won and got nominated for several photo prices like TPAA 2010 and 2011, de Fotoprijs and PANL. His work is exhibited in several musea and on national and international photo festivals like Noorderlicht, GRID Amsterdam and Photo Festival Naarden. The work of Aleksander has its origin in the advertising business, it was there where he was spreading the faith in the strength of a supermarket, the status of a car and the financial gain of a bank. For Aleksander the advertising maker is the Michelangelo of the 20th century, faith as the best marketed product in the history of mankind. His personal work 'sells' a different view at things in life. And it is all up to yourself wether you are open for it or not. Although it is not focused on hard sales, it is not less commercial. It does not necessarily provide a good feeling. The work is usually highly stylized and clean designed. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Aleksander Willemse
Architecture, InteriorAleksander Willemse Room with a view, French view 4 Aleksander Willemse (1968) graduated 'cum laude' from the Photo Academy Amsterdam in 2010. Since then he won and got nominated for several photo prices like TPAA 2010 and 2011, de Fotoprijs and PANL. His work is exhibited in several musea and on national and international photo festivals like Noorderlicht, GRID Amsterdam and Photo Festival Naarden. The work of Aleksander has its origin in the advertising business, it was there where he was spreading the faith in the strength of a supermarket, the status of a car and the financial gain of a bank. For Aleksander the advertising maker is the Michelangelo of the 20th century, faith as the best marketed product in the history of mankind. His personal work 'sells' a different view at things in life. And it is all up to yourself wether you are open for it or not. Although it is not focused on hard sales, it is not less commercial. It does not necessarily provide a good feeling. The work is usually highly stylized and clean designed. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Aleksander Willemse
Architecture, InteriorAleksander Willemse Room with a view, French view 3 Aleksander Willemse (1968) graduated 'cum laude' from the Photo Academy Amsterdam in 2010. Since then he won and got nominated for several photo prices like TPAA 2010 and 2011, de Fotoprijs and PANL. His work is exhibited in several musea and on national and international photo festivals like Noorderlicht, GRID Amsterdam and Photo Festival Naarden. The work of Aleksander has its origin in the advertising business, it was there where he was spreading the faith in the strength of a supermarket, the status of a car and the financial gain of a bank. For Aleksander the advertising maker is the Michelangelo of the 20th century, faith as the best marketed product in the history of mankind. His personal work 'sells' a different view at things in life. And it is all up to yourself wether you are open for it or not. Although it is not focused on hard sales, it is not less commercial. It does not necessarily provide a good feeling. The work is usually highly stylized and clean designed. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Aleksander Willemse
Architecture, InteriorAleksander Willemse Room with a view, French view 1 Aleksander Willemse (1968) graduated 'cum laude' from the Photo Academy Amsterdam in 2010. Since then he won and got nominated for several photo prices like TPAA 2010 and 2011, de Fotoprijs and PANL. His work is exhibited in several musea and on national and international photo festivals like Noorderlicht, GRID Amsterdam and Photo Festival Naarden. The work of Aleksander has its origin in the advertising business, it was there where he was spreading the faith in the strength of a supermarket, the status of a car and the financial gain of a bank. For Aleksander the advertising maker is the Michelangelo of the 20th century, faith as the best marketed product in the history of mankind. His personal work 'sells' a different view at things in life. And it is all up to yourself wether you are open for it or not. Although it is not focused on hard sales, it is not less commercial. It does not necessarily provide a good feeling. The work is usually highly stylized and clean designed. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Aleksander Willemse
Architecture, InteriorAleksander Willemse Room with a view, Dutch view 5 Aleksander Willemse (1968) graduated 'cum laude' from the Photo Academy Amsterdam in 2010. Since then he won and got nominated for several photo prices like TPAA 2010 and 2011, de Fotoprijs and PANL. His work is exhibited in several musea and on national and international photo festivals like Noorderlicht, GRID Amsterdam and Photo Festival Naarden. The work of Aleksander has its origin in the advertising business, it was there where he was spreading the faith in the strength of a supermarket, the status of a car and the financial gain of a bank. For Aleksander the advertising maker is the Michelangelo of the 20th century, faith as the best marketed product in the history of mankind. His personal work 'sells' a different view at things in life. And it is all up to yourself wether you are open for it or not. Although it is not focused on hard sales, it is not less commercial. It does not necessarily provide a good feeling. The work is usually highly stylized and clean designed. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Aleksander Willemse
Architecture, InteriorAleksander Willemse Room with a view, Dutch view 3 Aleksander Willemse (1968) graduated 'cum laude' from the Photo Academy Amsterdam in 2010. Since then he won and got nominated for several photo prices like TPAA 2010 and 2011, de Fotoprijs and PANL. His work is exhibited in several musea and on national and international photo festivals like Noorderlicht, GRID Amsterdam and Photo Festival Naarden. The work of Aleksander has its origin in the advertising business, it was there where he was spreading the faith in the strength of a supermarket, the status of a car and the financial gain of a bank. For Aleksander the advertising maker is the Michelangelo of the 20th century, faith as the best marketed product in the history of mankind. His personal work 'sells' a different view at things in life. And it is all up to yourself wether you are open for it or not. Although it is not focused on hard sales, it is not less commercial. It does not necessarily provide a good feeling. The work is usually highly stylized and clean designed. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Aleksander Willemse
Architecture, InteriorAleksander Willemse Room with a view, Dutch view 2 Aleksander Willemse (1968) graduated 'cum laude' from the Photo Academy Amsterdam in 2010. Since then he won and got nominated for several photo prices like TPAA 2010 and 2011, de Fotoprijs and PANL. His work is exhibited in several musea and on national and international photo festivals like Noorderlicht, GRID Amsterdam and Photo Festival Naarden. The work of Aleksander has its origin in the advertising business, it was there where he was spreading the faith in the strength of a supermarket, the status of a car and the financial gain of a bank. For Aleksander the advertising maker is the Michelangelo of the 20th century, faith as the best marketed product in the history of mankind. His personal work 'sells' a different view at things in life. And it is all up to yourself wether you are open for it or not. Although it is not focused on hard sales, it is not less commercial. It does not necessarily provide a good feeling. The work is usually highly stylized and clean designed. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Aleksander Willemse
Architecture, InteriorAleksander Willemse Room with a view, Carribbean view Aleksander Willemse (1968) graduated 'cum laude' from the Photo Academy Amsterdam in 2010. Since then he won and got nominated for several photo prices like TPAA 2010 and 2011, de Fotoprijs and PANL. His work is exhibited in several musea and on national and international photo festivals like Noorderlicht, GRID Amsterdam and Photo Festival Naarden. The work of Aleksander has its origin in the advertising business, it was there where he was spreading the faith in the strength of a supermarket, the status of a car and the financial gain of a bank. For Aleksander the advertising maker is the Michelangelo of the 20th century, faith as the best marketed product in the history of mankind. His personal work 'sells' a different view at things in life. And it is all up to yourself wether you are open for it or not. Although it is not focused on hard sales, it is not less commercial. It does not necessarily provide a good feeling. The work is usually highly stylized and clean designed. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Ewout Huibers
Air, Architecture, Below sea level, City, StreetEwout Huibers ArtZuid Below Sea Level, The Netherlands in Photographs. This photographic journey takes the reader through a country where water is both a friend and an enemy at the same time. Almost one quarter of the country’s surface is made up of drained inland lakes and land reclaimed from the sea. In such a densely populated country, every piece of land is cherished. In Ewout Huibers’ stunning photographs, the ever-present water plays a natural leading role. Below Sea Level is a painstaking visual study of the land that the down-to-earth and industrious Dutch people have worked hard to create. And their work will never end. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Ewout Huibers
Below sea level, Landscape, Nature, Sea, WaterEwout Huibers Koudehoorn Below Sea Level, The Netherlands in Photographs. This photographic journey takes the reader through a country where water is both a friend and an enemy at the same time. Almost one quarter of the country’s surface is made up of drained inland lakes and land reclaimed from the sea. In such a densely populated country, every piece of land is cherished. In Ewout Huibers’ stunning photographs, the ever-present water plays a natural leading role. Below Sea Level is a painstaking visual study of the land that the down-to-earth and industrious Dutch people have worked hard to create. And their work will never end. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Ewout Huibers
Air, Architecture, Below sea level, City, StreetEwout Huibers Prinsengracht/Reguliersgracht Below Sea Level, The Netherlands in Photographs. This photographic journey takes the reader through a country where water is both a friend and an enemy at the same time. Almost one quarter of the country’s surface is made up of drained inland lakes and land reclaimed from the sea. In such a densely populated country, every piece of land is cherished. In Ewout Huibers’ stunning photographs, the ever-present water plays a natural leading role. Below Sea Level is a painstaking visual study of the land that the down-to-earth and industrious Dutch people have worked hard to create. And their work will never end. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Ewout Huibers
Air, Below sea level, City, WaterEwout Huibers Amstel 2 Below Sea Level, The Netherlands in Photographs. This photographic journey takes the reader through a country where water is both a friend and an enemy at the same time. Almost one quarter of the country’s surface is made up of drained inland lakes and land reclaimed from the sea. In such a densely populated country, every piece of land is cherished. In Ewout Huibers’ stunning photographs, the ever-present water plays a natural leading role. Below Sea Level is a painstaking visual study of the land that the down-to-earth and industrious Dutch people have worked hard to create. And their work will never end. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Ewout Huibers
Air, Below sea level, City, WaterEwout Huibers Reflectie water Below Sea Level, The Netherlands in Photographs. This photographic journey takes the reader through a country where water is both a friend and an enemy at the same time. Almost one quarter of the country’s surface is made up of drained inland lakes and land reclaimed from the sea. In such a densely populated country, every piece of land is cherished. In Ewout Huibers’ stunning photographs, the ever-present water plays a natural leading role. Below Sea Level is a painstaking visual study of the land that the down-to-earth and industrious Dutch people have worked hard to create. And their work will never end. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Ewout Huibers
Below sea level, Landscape, Nature, Sea, WaterEwout Huibers Marken Below Sea Level, The Netherlands in Photographs. This photographic journey takes the reader through a country where water is both a friend and an enemy at the same time. Almost one quarter of the country’s surface is made up of drained inland lakes and land reclaimed from the sea. In such a densely populated country, every piece of land is cherished. In Ewout Huibers’ stunning photographs, the ever-present water plays a natural leading role. Below Sea Level is a painstaking visual study of the land that the down-to-earth and industrious Dutch people have worked hard to create. And their work will never end. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Ewout Huibers
Below sea level, Landscape, Nature, Sea, WaterEwout Huibers Bloemendaal Below Sea Level, The Netherlands in Photographs. This photographic journey takes the reader through a country where water is both a friend and an enemy at the same time. Almost one quarter of the country’s surface is made up of drained inland lakes and land reclaimed from the sea. In such a densely populated country, every piece of land is cherished. In Ewout Huibers’ stunning photographs, the ever-present water plays a natural leading role. Below Sea Level is a painstaking visual study of the land that the down-to-earth and industrious Dutch people have worked hard to create. And their work will never end. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Ewout Huibers
Below sea level, Landscape, Nature, Sea, WaterEwout Huibers Veerle Below Sea Level, The Netherlands in Photographs. This photographic journey takes the reader through a country where water is both a friend and an enemy at the same time. Almost one quarter of the country’s surface is made up of drained inland lakes and land reclaimed from the sea. In such a densely populated country, every piece of land is cherished. In Ewout Huibers’ stunning photographs, the ever-present water plays a natural leading role. Below Sea Level is a painstaking visual study of the land that the down-to-earth and industrious Dutch people have worked hard to create. And their work will never end. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Ewout Huibers
Below sea level, Landscape, Nature, Sea, WaterEwout Huibers Amsterdam Below Sea Level, The Netherlands in Photographs. This photographic journey takes the reader through a country where water is both a friend and an enemy at the same time. Almost one quarter of the country’s surface is made up of drained inland lakes and land reclaimed from the sea. In such a densely populated country, every piece of land is cherished. In Ewout Huibers’ stunning photographs, the ever-present water plays a natural leading role. Below Sea Level is a painstaking visual study of the land that the down-to-earth and industrious Dutch people have worked hard to create. And their work will never end. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Linda van Boven
Air, Humans, Nature, Sea, WaterLinda van Boven Eb and flow 2 Born in Arnhem, The Netherlands, Linda Van Boven lives and works in Amsterdam. She studied at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam and at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera in Milan. She has participated in group exhibitions in Europe and the U.S. and has worked on several public projects in The Netherlands, Russia, and Italy. She presents a series of photographs of sequential images, charged with emotions. Rhythmic in content and structure, the images range from clay to actual figures. A dynamism and range of emotions are condensed in the clay figures cloaked by chiaroscuro: intensely pensive figures play or sit round a table, one isolated figure writhes in pain, other figures are engaged in vigorous conversation or arguments. In the works Van Boven emphasizes the interplay of psychological battles and social patterns in everyday life. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Linda van Boven
Air, Humans, Nature, Sea, WaterLinda van Boven Eb and flow Born in Arnhem, The Netherlands, Linda Van Boven lives and works in Amsterdam. She studied at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam and at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera in Milan. She has participated in group exhibitions in Europe and the U.S. and has worked on several public projects in The Netherlands, Russia, and Italy. She presents a series of photographs of sequential images, charged with emotions. Rhythmic in content and structure, the images range from clay to actual figures. A dynamism and range of emotions are condensed in the clay figures cloaked by chiaroscuro: intensely pensive figures play or sit round a table, one isolated figure writhes in pain, other figures are engaged in vigorous conversation or arguments. In the works Van Boven emphasizes the interplay of psychological battles and social patterns in everyday life. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Shyrien
Abstract, DesignShyrien Twenty With a passion for unusual unexpected forms Shyrien uses her camera to discover new words in an area not bigger than a square inch. In a world full of social media Sherien prefers to live like a recluse concentrating on her immediate surroundings. No personal contact with the outside world is her motto. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Shyrien
Abstract, DesignShyrien Seven With a passion for unusual unexpected forms Shyrien uses her camera to discover new words in an area not bigger than a square inch. In a world full of social media Sherien prefers to live like a recluse concentrating on her immediate surroundings. No personal contact with the outside world is her motto. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Shyrien
Abstract, DesignShyrien Two With a passion for unusual unexpected forms Shyrien uses her camera to discover new words in an area not bigger than a square inch. In a world full of social media Sherien prefers to live like a recluse concentrating on her immediate surroundings. No personal contact with the outside world is her motto. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Shyrien
Abstract, DesignShyrien Twenty six With a passion for unusual unexpected forms Shyrien uses her camera to discover new words in an area not bigger than a square inch. In a world full of social media Sherien prefers to live like a recluse concentrating on her immediate surroundings. No personal contact with the outside world is her motto. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Shyrien
Abstract, DesignShyrien Twenty three With a passion for unusual unexpected forms Shyrien uses her camera to discover new words in an area not bigger than a square inch. In a world full of social media Sherien prefers to live like a recluse concentrating on her immediate surroundings. No personal contact with the outside world is her motto. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Shyrien
Abstract, DesignShyrien Twenty two With a passion for unusual unexpected forms Shyrien uses her camera to discover new words in an area not bigger than a square inch. In a world full of social media Sherien prefers to live like a recluse concentrating on her immediate surroundings. No personal contact with the outside world is her motto. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Shyrien
Abstract, DesignShyrien Twenty two With a passion for unusual unexpected forms Shyrien uses her camera to discover new words in an area not bigger than a square inch. In a world full of social media Sherien prefers to live like a recluse concentrating on her immediate surroundings. No personal contact with the outside world is her motto. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Shyrien
Abstract, DesignShyrien Twenty four With a passion for unusual unexpected forms Shyrien uses her camera to discover new words in an area not bigger than a square inch. In a world full of social media Sherien prefers to live like a recluse concentrating on her immediate surroundings. No personal contact with the outside world is her motto. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Shyrien
Abstract, DesignShyrien Twelve With a passion for unusual unexpected forms Shyrien uses her camera to discover new words in an area not bigger than a square inch. In a world full of social media Sherien prefers to live like a recluse concentrating on her immediate surroundings. No personal contact with the outside world is her motto. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Shyrien
Abstract, DesignShyrien Twenty five With a passion for unusual unexpected forms Shyrien uses her camera to discover new words in an area not bigger than a square inch. In a world full of social media Sherien prefers to live like a recluse concentrating on her immediate surroundings. No personal contact with the outside world is her motto. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Shyrien
Abstract, DesignShyrien Three With a passion for unusual unexpected forms Shyrien uses her camera to discover new words in an area not bigger than a square inch. In a world full of social media Sherien prefers to live like a recluse concentrating on her immediate surroundings. No personal contact with the outside world is her motto. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Shyrien
Abstract, DesignShyrien Thirteen With a passion for unusual unexpected forms Shyrien uses her camera to discover new words in an area not bigger than a square inch. In a world full of social media Sherien prefers to live like a recluse concentrating on her immediate surroundings. No personal contact with the outside world is her motto. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Shyrien
Abstract, DesignShyrien One With a passion for unusual unexpected forms Shyrien uses her camera to discover new words in an area not bigger than a square inch. In a world full of social media Sherien prefers to live like a recluse concentrating on her immediate surroundings. No personal contact with the outside world is her motto. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Shyrien
Abstract, DesignShyrien Nineteen With a passion for unusual unexpected forms Shyrien uses her camera to discover new words in an area not bigger than a square inch. In a world full of social media Sherien prefers to live like a recluse concentrating on her immediate surroundings. No personal contact with the outside world is her motto. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Shyrien
Abstract, DesignShyrien Eleven With a passion for unusual unexpected forms Shyrien uses her camera to discover new words in an area not bigger than a square inch. In a world full of social media Sherien prefers to live like a recluse concentrating on her immediate surroundings. No personal contact with the outside world is her motto. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Shyrien
Abstract, DesignShyrien Eighteen With a passion for unusual unexpected forms Shyrien uses her camera to discover new words in an area not bigger than a square inch. In a world full of social media Sherien prefers to live like a recluse concentrating on her immediate surroundings. No personal contact with the outside world is her motto. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Shyrien
Abstract, DesignShyrien Nine With a passion for unusual unexpected forms Shyrien uses her camera to discover new words in an area not bigger than a square inch. In a world full of social media Sherien prefers to live like a recluse concentrating on her immediate surroundings. No personal contact with the outside world is her motto. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Shyrien
Abstract, DesignShyrien Six With a passion for unusual unexpected forms Shyrien uses her camera to discover new words in an area not bigger than a square inch. In a world full of social media Sherien prefers to live like a recluse concentrating on her immediate surroundings. No personal contact with the outside world is her motto. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Shyrien
Abstract, DesignShyrien Five With a passion for unusual unexpected forms Shyrien uses her camera to discover new words in an area not bigger than a square inch. In a world full of social media Sherien prefers to live like a recluse concentrating on her immediate surroundings. No personal contact with the outside world is her motto. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Shyrien
Abstract, DesignShyrien Eight With a passion for unusual unexpected forms Shyrien uses her camera to discover new words in an area not bigger than a square inch. In a world full of social media Sherien prefers to live like a recluse concentrating on her immediate surroundings. No personal contact with the outside world is her motto. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Shyrien
Abstract, DesignShyrien Four With a passion for unusual unexpected forms Shyrien uses her camera to discover new words in an area not bigger than a square inch. In a world full of social media Sherien prefers to live like a recluse concentrating on her immediate surroundings. No personal contact with the outside world is her motto. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Marion McHale
HumansMarion McHale After Hours, Lab Marion McHale (1982) has been a public school teacher for almost 10 years. Inspired by Film Noir, Edward Hopper and Weegee she currently works on her After Hours series. This series focuses on the mysteries going on in public areas after closing time. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Marion McHale
HumansMarion McHale After Hours, Laundrette Marion McHale (1982) has been a public school teacher for almost 10 years. Inspired by Film Noir, Edward Hopper and Weegee she currently works on her After Hours series. This series focuses on the mysteries going on in public areas after closing time. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Marion McHale
HumansMarion McHale After Hours, Pool Marion McHale (1982) has been a public school teacher for almost 10 years. Inspired by Film Noir, Edward Hopper and Weegee she currently works on her After Hours series. This series focuses on the mysteries going on in public areas after closing time. If you prefer to have your print framed or framed including passe-partout, please click on the ‘+’ sign below to select your size (small, medium, large depending on your choice of print size)€330.00–€1,000.00 -
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Dit frame word passend gemaakt op alle grote kunstwerken.€85.00 -
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Dit frame word passend gemaakt op alle medium kunstwerken.€70.00 -
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Dit frame word passend gemaakt op alle kunstwerken van middel formaat.€60.00