“Travelling makes me attentive to the quiet moments and small shifts that give a place its character.”

My background as a video editor and a director shaped that instinct early on. Years of observing real lives, daily routines and the small gestures that reveal more than they intend created a way of looking that later moved naturally into photography. A still image feels slower and quieter, yet it carries its own kind of completeness.

When I travel, I pay attention to the small things that appear along the way. I watch how people interact with their surroundings, how a place sounds and feels, and how daily life settles into its own rhythm. Most of my photographs come from ordinary situations. A doorway. A market. A street corner. A landscape shaped by weather and time. Nothing staged and nothing rearranged. Just what is already there, waiting to be noticed. I am drawn to scenes where daily life and environment meet. People in their routines, the small pauses between tasks, the way light moves across a face or a field. My work is not about dramatic events or perfect compositions. It’s about fragments that feel honest.

My photographs have been published in Columbus Magazine and Holland Herald, and featured in campaigns for KLM Royal Dutch Airlines. I have been a finalist in the Dutch National Geographic Photo Competition twice.

A selection of my work is available as prints in the shop, mainly for delivery within mainland Europe. If you live elsewhere, or are interested in a photograph that isn’t currently listed, feel free to reach out. Most things are possible with a bit of coordination.

If you would like to get in touch, you can find me here.