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a neon sign saying "I want to get shit done so piss off"

How clear is your vision?

This month I reflect on clarity, the birth of 33punt, and why integrated creativity isn’t a luxury but a necessity. If you want to know what we’re building, and why it matters, this one’s for you.
Comparison of a real photograph and its AI-generated version based on a description.

Photography in the Age of AI (2025): Lessons From 25 Weeks of Experimentation

Over 25 weeks, I tested whether AI can match the emotion and imperfection of human photography. The results? AI is fast and functional but still sterile. Here’s what this experiment reveals about the future of photography in the age of AI.
the daylight studio in Amersfoort during early construction

Building a daylight studio

This one is for my Amersfoort folks. It goes Tjommies, OostWest 1, OostWest City, Van Zanten, OostWest, Van Zanten, OW, VZ, OW, VZ, Tjommies, OW, VZ, OW, VZ, OW, VZ
Covering

Covering

Walking every street of my hometown, Amersfoort, while photographing every nook and cranny. Documenting the things I see along the way.
a hand holding the railing of a boat with a tropical island in the background

It's all out there, right now

A good beach has white sand, they tell you. Preferably as finely grained as possible. Like a powder that's sprinkled on the edges of the land. The frosting on the cake, if you will.
The glorious, life-invigorating act of walking

The glorious, life-invigorating act of walking

When I first landed on Craig Mod's website and read he describes himself as a 'writer, photographer, and walker,' I was a little confused. What the hell does it mean to 'be a walker'?
A phone booth in Greece, photographed with my CC film simulation recipe

My six favorite Fujifilm film simulation recipes

I think we can all agree that Fujifilm's film simulations are amazing. That's why I have created six film simulation recipes that have been living on both my Fujifilm X100V and X-Pro3 for the better part of a year now.
2021
✦ January

008 | Photo editing vibes on Friday night →

I sit down after a long day at the office. I open my Heineken and drink it straight from the
08 Jan
Monologue
2021
✦ January

007 | Modifying a Voigtländer 50mm f1.8 for my digital camera →

My afternoon was marked by de- and reassembling a vintage Voigtländer Color-Ultron 50mm f1.8. You might think I’m
07 Jan
Monologue
2021
✦ January

006 | I sold my first fine art photo print and I realized something →

Today marks the day that I sold my first fine art photo print! I’ve made and sold many prints
06 Jan
Monologue
2021
✦ January

005 | My mailing list has a name, and elevator pitch →

I’m keeping today’s Monologue short on purpose to temper the expectations a little. I wrote a few hundred
05 Jan
Monologue
2021
✦ January

004 | Prints are better than Instagram, change my mind →

This is a cliché. As creatives, we need to make more physical products. Photographers in particular can benefit a lot
04 Jan
Monologue
2021
✦ January

003 | Notes to self →

It’s day number three and I already don’t know what to write. That shouldn’t matter though. The
03 Jan
Monologue
2021
✦ January

002 | Thinking out loud →

I find myself thinking out loud a lot recently. Sure, it’s something that I’ve always done. Haven’t
02 Jan
Monologue
2021
✦ January

001 | How impatience is prohibiting your creativity →

Photography is easy when you know where to point your camera. Finding those things might be the biggest challenge.
01 Jan
Monologue
2021
✦ January

2020 →

My best work and most memorable moments from 2020.
01 Jan
Yearbooks
2020
✦ December

000 | A new 365 project: daily writing all 2021 →

Daily writing. That’s something I want to do. Why? I’m not sure yet. Partly because I want to
31 Dec
Monologue
2020
✦ December

It’s almost 2021 and I’m starting a mailing list →

Do I think people are interested enough in what I have to share? I have no clue. I don’t have the illusion that I unequivocally deserve your attention. I can ask for it though.
01 Dec
Essays
2020
✦ October

The Silence Around →

Panorama photos that allowed people to take a step back from the hectics of modern life.
26 Oct
Projects
2020
✦ April

A photography study will make you a better photographer, sort of →

It might seem like an obvious answer and not really something worthy to write about in such lengths. Still, you would be amazed how often I get asked this question. I still get surprised reactions when I tell them how I became the photographer I am today.
07 Apr
Essays
2020
✦ April

How a telephoto lens can improve your photography →

A few weeks ago, I mounted a vintage 135mm lens on my APSC crop-sensor Fujifilm X-E3.
07 Apr
Essays
2020
✦ April

092 | I walked today. And I will again tomorrow →

My guys, I have done no sprinting today. I needed the time off. Not that I could take any, my
02 Apr
Monologue
2020
✦ March

072 | My day in 11 sentences →

Moved The Silence Around installation to its grave today. Feeling unburdened again. Visited a friend’s new home. Brought bubbles.
13 Mar
Monologue
2020
✦ March

On assignment in Prague with Calgari →

This story has been long overdue, since I have actually been on this trip before going to Curaçao. I just didn’t have time to finish all the photo edits in time for my Curacao trip so I had to do that still upon return. There is a good reason for that though.
02 Mar
Essays
2020
✦ March

Photographing Curaçao in three weeks →

Arriving in Curacao is a relief after months of the cold back home. I can feel my skin loosing its tension. My muscles relaxing.
02 Mar
Essays
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