026 - Silence
How do you make time for photography while working full-time as a developer? I share my approach: the 5pm boundary, carrying my camera everywhere, and being ready when moments happen. It's not about finding big blocks of time. It's about being ready.
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Snow came to Amsterdam this week. I grabbed my camera for a winter photography walk through the park, capturing the city's rare transformation.
021 - One photo walk, two walkers
021 - 2026 a year for starts
I'm starting 2026 with a new project: Tyn Studio, a venture to build software at the intersection of creativity, cities, and technology. This feels like taking all those side projects and seeing if they can become something sustainable.
020 - 2026 Creative Goals: Photography, Newsletter and Software
Looking forward to 2026 with creative goals: exploring photo books and zines, fostering meaningful newsletter connections over social media followers, and building new software projects beyond PostFlow.
Exploring generative art and creative coding during the year-end slowdown. Why rest periods are investments in creativity, not expenses.
In this issue, I explore how Amsterdam residents use public space to create community, safety, and vibrancy in the streets. A small urban detail that reveals how lived a city truly is.
amsterdam016 – Keeping the Eyes Open: How New Experiences Foster Creativity
A reflection on how new inputs—books, cities, food, and small observations—keep creativity alive. This week I share what’s inspiring me, from Florence’s architecture to newsletters, magazines, and unexpected sources of ideas.
A behind-the-scenes look at printing my first postcard series: selecting textured linen paper, adjusting images for print, and how photos behave differently off-screen.
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