New York 2014

National Library of Qatar Rem Koolhaas architects.

Al Janoub Stadium 2 Designed by Zaha Hadid. Doha, Qatar.

So What Another still life. As you may have noticed, my favorite genres are Fine art architecture, trees and still life. In that order.

*Eye, Amsterdam* One of my concepts in architectural photography is to approach what I call the Max. Point of Perspective: getting as close as possible to an object with the lens shifted to its max. position while keeping verticals straight. The purpose is distortion and use of functional space

Twilight tree

French Tulips

Pantheon, Rome 2014 "Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes." - CG Jung Click the alt text for my thoughts on the importance of introspection when creating art.

Windblown “I regard consciousness as fundamental. I regard matter as derivative from consciousness. We cannot get behind consciousness. Everything that we talk about, everything that we regard as existing, postulates consciousness.” -Max Planck, Physicist Click the alt text for my thoughts on art

Aqua Building Chicago 2013 I'm now here for around 5 days and I think I like it, especially compared to Twitter/X. Still missing various essential things here and there's also some doubt on which I will elaborate in the future. Or maybe not.

One of the B&W artists you need to follow, if you're seriously interested in B&W fine art bsky.app/profile/stev...

Al Janoub Stadium 1 One of the series of images exhibited in the M7 museum in Doha, Qatar. Part of a commissioned project. Designed by Zaha Hadid.

Kind of Blue in Green

St Mary's Cathedral Tokyo 2024 Up-close shot with a TS lens shifted up. In the comments section you see the image taken with an iPhone, with the widest angle and you can see it looks totally different. Getting close with a wide angle TS lens changes the perspective entirely

Flatiron, New York 2017 Taken with a TS lens and 16-stop ND filter. To me Fine art photography, is the expression of a lived internal subjective experience. If it’s authentic, it is always true and cannot be subjected to any external criticism. Software: Artisan Pro bwvision.com/ps-plugins/

Zeeland bridge. A seascape for a change. I took this with a prototype of the Phase One Achromatic in 2017 to test the camera for them. The quality is amazing, also due to the lack of a Bayer color filter. I had to return the camera, unfortunately. Processed with the Artisan Pro panel.

I am so excited about the migration from X that I made a whole YouTube video about what it takes to run a social media company in a responsible way. Don't worry, I will be back to covering the normal topics and the war in Ukraine next time.

Intimate tree portraits. Shot with a camera. Processed with Artisan Pro. As witnessed on my internal screen of perception

Porthouse Antwerp. Fine art architectural photography Fine art: expresses the subjective experience of the artist. Architecture photography: celebrates the architectural design. Fine art architecture celebrates the architectural design while also serving as a symbol for the artistic expression

Samuel Beckett bridge, Dublin, Ireland 2019 Sometimes you need to push the contrasts to emphasise the shapes.

Chrysler Building New York 2014 I took this one while teaching a workshop in NYC, demonstrating you could capture the building from across the street, using a wide-angle tilt shift lens, shifted all the way up. Soon announcing another workshop.

Let’s make social media a more beautiful place :)

More eclectic stuff. The Qatar Foundation HQ

No clue how to use Bluesky, compared to Threads, and Threads compared to IG. So I’m just going to be eclectic. New York 2014. iPhone shot

Shell Haus 2, Berlin 2024

The Olympic Stadium in Berlin. A photo from a recent workshop I led in Berlin.

A bit about me

Let’s see how it goes here by sharing a boring article I wrote on an important topic that all artists will be confronted with at some point. bwvision.com/art-the-arti...