Yesterday I returned from a three day Aerial photography trip to the Wadden islands with my 1954 Piper Cub aircraft. The Wadden islands are a long chain of small islands in the Northern part of the Netherlands and Germany. Beside some interesting nature aerial work (upcoming Pic(k) of the week), I also...
I’ve been testing kit and doing a few fun practice shoots ahead of my next workshops in Belgium and the Wild West USA. The first few shots in this post are of Liv Free. We did a quick simple shoot at Pipewell Hall using a...
Last week I spend a week in my home country Belgium and although the weather wasn't the best, I still managed to shoot some new Aerial Photography work from my 65 year old Piper Super Cub; often referred to as the little yellow Flying machine! One of my favourite shots from...
Most modern cameras (all of the latest Fujifilm X-series, more here) have a multi or sometimes called double exposure mode. I allows the photographer to take multiple images and blend them together during the shooting process; something that can be used in a very creative way!Now, the...
Earlier in the month, I visited C-mine, an industrial museum and creative hub housed in an old (closed) coal mine in the northeastern part of Belgium. In the early 1900's the city of Genk (not the same as the city of Ghent) had only a few thousand citizens. But...
Last Sunday was a flying day to remember...
The Port of Zeebrugge, just outside the famous city of Bruges in the west part of Belgium, is the worlds largest "Roll on - Roll off" cargo (RORO in short) port in the world. RORO cargo is basically everything that rolls; cars, busses, tractors, trucks, bulldozers, etc...
This Belgium urbex shoot was a quick one I did with friends just for fun. We shot this abandoned carpet factory in Wevelgem on my day off between my street workshops in Brugge and my corporate shoot in Tienen. In keeping with the urbex code I won’t...
