The Pictorialists In the late 19th century Kodak invented the first handheld amateur camera. At that point some photographers tried to distance their art from those snapshots. These artists called themselves Pictorialists. Above all, they did not want to record a straightforward picture but craft a piece of art. Therefore, they manipulated their pictures in […]
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Since I first saw a Kendoka a couple of years ago, I have always wanted to take pictures of one. The atmosphere and spirit of the sport and the unusual and distinct armour really inspired me. Kendo is a fascinating traditional Japanese martial art. It combines the spirit of Zen with fast and explosive but
These cupcakes are a favourite with my family and have evolved from our brownie recipe. The recipe is very easy to follow and perfect for baking together with your children. Makes about 20 cupcakes. What you need: 150g dark chocolate 200g unsalted butter 3 eggs 200g golden caster sugar 90g plain flour 50g cocoa powder
I have been working a lot with Photoshop lately and am quite fascinated with how easy it actually is to change reality through image manipulations. Here are some of my favourites!
Sometimes we do what our children love best. In this case the whole family set out on a horse riding holiday to make one little girl very happy. And now we are all hooked!
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After spending years on windy beaches and taking pictures of colourful triangles out on the sea, I decided to make the most of a windstill sunny day and enjoy the bright colours the sun was painting through the rigs on the beach.
When did you last take your time to look at the things around you when you were travelling in London? In such a big city it is so easy to focus on getting from A to B in the fastest possible way, experiencing travel as a nuisance. Admittedly, more often than not, we are in
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