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See on Scoop.it - a photographer's life

Can war photography change the world? TrustLaw (blog) The albino boy dressed in filthy, torn clothes leans over, resting one hand on legs so thin they look as if they could snap, the other clutching an empty corned beef tin.

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See on Scoop.it - 360 VR photography panoramic shot of living room of Dutch writer Harry Mulisch by Roelof De Vries

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I just finished my first steps into different kinds of panorama photography. This 'little planet' of the medieval Grote Markt in Brussels was made with a trial version, hence the logos. As photojournalism in printed media is becoming less important I am refocussing myself on new ways to work with th...

Use  Google Maps Business 3D Photos Program to show your business

In Virtual Reality 3D 360 panoramic pictures that beat video! Now also in Belgium.

Google Expands Google Maps Business Photos Program

Just yesterday Google expanded the Google Maps Business Photos program with 7 new European count...

Yes this is where I work from. Between my livingroom and the kithchen, so everyting at reach! Just a small peek into the private/working live of a photographer. I used to rent a studio but I just love working from home.

Nature Photography Photo Critique – Elephant falls.   A new way of earning a little bit of money as a photographer, is giving professional photography Critiques. Sounds easy, sharing knowledge and being paid.    

The media. It surprises me that  Dutch speaking media bring the news on the Belfius Awards only by focusing on themselves only. They all mention the award won by their medium, but will not mention all the winners and sometimes not even the name of the journalist. Belgian national TV is proud of...

Another photography award. It took a lot of time just uploading your work. It seems the quality of photography nowadays depends of your social network. Yes, I am a loner. I work alone, I photograph alone and I'm not even on Facebook. And I don't have time to share my work, or to upload my work to ev...

At Photoshelter, an online archive and photographers site, I started a new agency just yesterday. About 50 photographers from Belgium have their archives available on Photoshelter indivdualy, so I thought: Why not put them all together? So whenever your looking for great photography from a Belgia...

PUBLICATION ON NRC   As you saw in a previous post, I did quite some photographing at the coronation of Willem-Alexander in Holland. And what did I find? Only one picture was used until now, and it is this totally boring picture of mine, at least, when you compare it to all the colorful images...

It sounds like coming from the future. Taking snapshot and refocusing on your subject, or the background, afterwards. It is possible and affordable with this new camera. OK, It's just a fun gadget and has nothing to do with the art of photography, but I just wanted to show you. Have a look at the g...

I am selling some professional photography equipment. Canon EOS  5DMKII body (used 89.000) Canon EF 70-200/4.0 L (used) Canon EF 200/2.8 L (new) Bronica RF body + 65+ 45+ VF+ Flash (new) Voigtlander 15/4.5 for Leica M (new) Buy here    

SEE.me is a new platform for crowdsurfing, to support work, like photography     I uploaded my ongoing photography-project to See.me Have a look now.   If you like photography and would like to support my EU photography project, please support me or just assign me for your project. &...

What the Duck cartoon on Credits S0 right. Some people still think credits are a gesture. Sorry, but credits are the first rule of photography, obliged, and they don't pay the bill. CREDITS: Thanks to http://www.whattheduck.net