Shot in Antwerp last Sunday.
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| MUA Daisy Vermandel & Margot Models Margot & Niels |
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Margot & Niels
Look at these lovebirds :-)
Shot in Antwerp last Sunday.
(click on pics for large version)
Shot in Antwerp last Sunday.
(click on pics for large version)
Monday, June 6, 2011
An awesome gift...
Received last year for Christmas, a wonderful treat for me and for my mac... Thank you Thomas!
This is a post to remind me to use it more often :-)
This is a post to remind me to use it more often :-)
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Liberty London 15" Ianthe Embossed Leather Sleeve |
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Foodprint 1011
Some time ago I did a serie of pictures for Foodprint 1011 with Floriane and a marzipan, sponge cake Longchamps handbag lookalike... It was great fun and now Foodprint is out.
Read the session's blog post here
More about Foodprint: http://www.foodprint.be
Read the session's blog post here
More about Foodprint: http://www.foodprint.be
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Snapshot or not?
One upon a time, there were no 5,5MP cell phones, no digital camera's.
No Polaroids, or pocket-sized insta-matics.
There was a time when there were normally no snapshots, no slice of life, no "I had too much to drink last night please don't put that picture of me on Facebook" photos.
And yet, when I look at these, I am wondering. Was there a back timing to these images? Were they planned, premeditated? Or did "the moment" happen, followed by an enthousiastic "Don't move an inch, I'm going to get my Daguerreotype"?
Snapshot vs Mise en scene... Or harder yet, a mise en scene that can be mistaken for a snapshot.
This could lead to some interesting images where the scene is very likely to be seen as a snapshot except for a few elements that betray the mise en scene. Of course, some fashion editorials are spot on with that sort of photographic essay but they are maybe still too polished for this exercise. And on the other hand, how far does someone like The Sartorialist sets a scene?
With these thoughts in mind, I feel a new project emerging.
These images come from here. An amazing post of 50 unexplainable Black and White photos.
No Polaroids, or pocket-sized insta-matics.
There was a time when there were normally no snapshots, no slice of life, no "I had too much to drink last night please don't put that picture of me on Facebook" photos.
And yet, when I look at these, I am wondering. Was there a back timing to these images? Were they planned, premeditated? Or did "the moment" happen, followed by an enthousiastic "Don't move an inch, I'm going to get my Daguerreotype"?
Snapshot vs Mise en scene... Or harder yet, a mise en scene that can be mistaken for a snapshot.
This could lead to some interesting images where the scene is very likely to be seen as a snapshot except for a few elements that betray the mise en scene. Of course, some fashion editorials are spot on with that sort of photographic essay but they are maybe still too polished for this exercise. And on the other hand, how far does someone like The Sartorialist sets a scene?
With these thoughts in mind, I feel a new project emerging.
These images come from here. An amazing post of 50 unexplainable Black and White photos.
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Monday, February 28, 2011
VP shoot: Hanne
This is Hanne, and she has amazing almond shaped eyes...
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| Model Hanne MUA Daisy Vermandel |
Friday, February 18, 2011
VP shoot: Naomi
The pole was shined (by David), the floor scrubbed (well, sprayed, by Luc), two enthusiastic little helpers waved the green background around the fan (Daisy & Benjamin) while Naomi balanced on her killer heels with style. Thank you all!
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