Category:Photography
I had the lovely Shannety in the studio for my last shoot of 2014. What can I say: she’s a good friend, one of my favorite models, and she’s adorable. And I look forward to our shoots in 2015.
I’ve never done a photography project before. 2015 seems a good year to do something about that. One has to have some sort of new year’s resolution, right?
So I came up with this idea to shoot 5 iconic images in 5 different cities with my 50mm f/1.8 in 2015. And I’ll name the project Fifty-Five Fifty. It’ll combine my passion for photography and my love for traveling in something that–hopefully–be worthwhile looking at.
We have a new sofa in our studio. The neighbors had no use for it anymore. We could think of a couple of things to do with it, like use it as a prop in our studio.
Charline was the first model to lounge on our brand new sofa. Dressed in a latex dress by Joy Williams and ballet heels by Kassiopeya. I loved having her over for a shoot. It had been awhile. You’re always welcome to join me on our sofa Charline!
This is a shot from a latex shoot I had with my dear friend Eva a while back. I had already published another image from this shoot, but I like this one so much, I wanted to share it too. Eva posed in a catsuit by Libidex, a body harness by Bodybinds and ballet heels by Kassiopeya.
What started out as a birthday bash for Joe D’Urso’s manager Bob Benjamin some 13 years ago, has turned out to a worldwide tour in support of research for a cure for Parkinson’s disease. Light of Day swept trough Antwerp earlier this week. A chance to meet and greet many of my fellow Springsteen fans and friends. And a chance to see a multitude of great artists give their all in support of Light of Day: Jesse Ashfield, James Maddock, Guy Davis, Rob Dye, Anthony D’Amato and Joe D’Urso each took turns on stage to rock the night away.
My buddy Steven Stausens and I put together a full photo album for FrontView Magazine, but I have 2 pics I wanted to share.
(on assignment for Light of Day Belgium and FrontView Magazine)
I shot The Gaslight Anthem on assignment for FrontView Magazine yesterday.
I’ve been a fan of The Gaslight Anthem for quite some time. They are a band from New Jersey. I discovered Brian Fallon’s band when they took the stage with Bruce Springsteen a couple of times. I 1st saw them in Radio City Music Hall in New York City and later when they shared the stage of Hard Rock Calling in London’s Hyde Park.
So you can imagine I was quite trilled to be able to shoot some pictures of their concert yesterday in Ancienne Belgique. And the good thing was: I didn’t have to leave after taking pictures, so I got to enjoy the concert as well!
My snapshot of a rainbow over Duvel brewery I took a couple weeks ago has received 6501 likes on Facebook, and got shared more than 12oo times.
I am so trilled about that. It is by far my most successful photo ever. And I am also so happy that Duvel brewery sent me a crate of Duvel to thank me for my smashing photo.
The lovely Liesbet came to our studio for a shoot. I usually shoot a couple of times per year with her. She’s not only a very elegant plus size model, but also a very talented makeup artist. It’s always fun to work with her, whether it is as a model or as a makeup artist.
As always: Thanks a lot Liesbet!
I was stuck in traffic on my way to a customer yesterday morning. Traffic was dense, it was raining, a couple of accidents on my route. It resulted in a 3:15H drive to Brussels. Somewhere half way, I spotted a rainbow over the Duvel brewery in Puurs. I grabbed my iPhone, shot this picture and posted it on my Instagram. As a tag line, I wrote: “There really is a pot of #gold at the end of the #rainbow #duvel”.
It got picked up by the guys at Duvel. My friend An sent me a message saying Duvel re-posted it on their Facebook page. It turned out to be a big hit too. This morning, my photo had over 5700 likes and more than 1000 shares on Duvel’s Facebook page. Makes my day for sure. This must be my most successful and most popular photo ever. Talk about being at the right place at the right time. I guess that is what you could call serendipity.
As most of you know, I have a latex shoot with the candidates for Miss Fashion every year. Vicky is a candidate for Miss Fashion 2015. During this year’s shoot for Miss Fashion she asked me if should could by the studio for some more. This is one of the shots that came out of that extra shoot.