Photographing WorldPride Amsterdam 2026's Canal Parade on film with a Lomo camera: colour, love and 500,000 people celebrating.
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Embracing summer's slow rhythm: warm days, cold coffee, and time to rest, recharge, and get back to creative work.
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I spent fifteen minutes looking at one photo, the only one that accompanies this text. On reclaiming the time to notice and letting the mind roam.
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Halfway through my fifteen 15-minute walks. A conversation with the gardeners, a photo exhibition behind the fences, and the small pockets of green we share with insects, plants and animals.
Ending the workday too brain-drained to be creative? I started taking my camera on 15-minute breaks. Here is the small project coming out of it.
A storm, a heatwave, and the canals came alive. Amsterdam in summer, where sunbathers and wedding suits share the same dock.
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Short walks after work, long walks on weekends. Fishing in the canals, paper planes at a conference. What happens when you stop looking for something and just notice what's there.
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Is it possible to build a photography community without Instagram at the centre? From the Fediverse to newsletters, exploring what it means to share work beyond the algorithm.
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Why do so many developers end up behind a camera? A photowalk conversation in Amsterdam got me thinking about what connects code and photography.
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It's been 100 years since the five-day work week was introduced. Not much has changed. What does that mean for those of us trying to build a creative practice?
A trip through the Dolomites in off season — driving mountain passes, walking ancient forests, and reflecting on what overtourism costs the places we love. When mountains become backdrops for likes, who pays the price?