Analogue photography

2012 - now | Analogue photography | Selection of ± 200 photo’s from an archive of over 1500 pictures | Presented here in random and non-chronological order

In the summer of 2012, I began documenting my surroundings with a disposable camera. What started as a simple desire to preserve memories has since grown into a love for film photography. My work resembles a visual diary: with a camera by my side, I capture my everyday environments, scenery, and travels. I rarely photograph people—a choice that is both conscious and intuitive. I'm more drawn to the atmosphere of a place, its textures, and the stillness of space. These elements allow me to explore a quieter, more introspective narrative. I predominantly work with point-and-shoot and instant cameras, as they allow me to shoot quickly, spontaneously, and unstaged.

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