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To play or not to play

January 27, 2014

Am I going to buy a PhaseOne camera? Turns out I did not. But I loved playing with these stone building blocks that belonged to my grandma.

Author Joeri van VeenPosted on January 27, 2014March 2, 2024Categories DevelopmentLeave a comment on To play or not to play
 

Good photograph from 2013

December 30, 2013

Snow is an exciting type of weather. Especially combined with the flat surface so common in the Netherlands. Fortunately, I was on Terschelling at the right moment.

Author Joeri van VeenPosted on December 30, 2013March 2, 2024Categories DevelopmentLeave a comment on Good photograph from 2013
 

SWPA 2014

December 18, 2013

An unfinished series of heavily photoshopped mountain collages did not receive any attention in the SWPA 2014. Rightly so? See for yourself.

Author Joeri van VeenPosted on December 18, 2013March 2, 2024Categories DevelopmentLeave a comment on SWPA 2014
 

Unsub in Amsterdam

October 19, 2013

‘Unsub’ is a series I am working on. Shot a couple of (blurry) images in Amsterdam with a friend. What’s that about?

Author Joeri van VeenPosted on October 19, 2013March 2, 2024Categories DevelopmentLeave a comment on Unsub in Amsterdam
 

Two photobooks

April 1, 2013

Two photobooks I made arrived, hurray. Here you can read about it and see photographs of them. Use it as a starting point for this blog.

Author Joeri van VeenPosted on April 1, 2013March 2, 2024Categories DevelopmentLeave a comment on Two photobooks
 

Emptiness

December 17, 2012

a date asked me what the subject of my photography is. Even though I answered with words, it might be better to just look at these photographs.

Author Joeri van VeenPosted on December 17, 2012March 2, 2024Categories DevelopmentLeave a comment on Emptiness
 

Summarize

November 20, 2012

In hindsight one of my all time favourite photographs of Naarden Vesting. Hugely period specific and it contains the home of the love of my life (we hadn’t met yet).

Author Joeri van VeenPosted on November 20, 2012March 2, 2024Categories DevelopmentLeave a comment on Summarize
 

Two small paintings

February 13, 2012

A painting by Lion Schulman reminds me of a painting I did myself, a couple of years ago. But the showstopper is the photograph in the vestibule.

Author Joeri van VeenPosted on February 13, 2012March 2, 2024Categories DevelopmentLeave a comment on Two small paintings
 

Favourite photographs from 2011

December 7, 2011

My favourite photographs of 2011 are not so fancy. But the yellow wall aged very well. Just like my little niece (two days old) at the end of this post.

Author Joeri van VeenPosted on December 7, 2011March 2, 2024Categories DevelopmentLeave a comment on Favourite photographs from 2011
 

What photograph would I buy

December 6, 2010

The question that is the title is not a trivial one. Why shoot photo’s you would not be willing to buy yourself? I could come up with only one…

Author Joeri van VeenPosted on December 6, 2010March 2, 2024Categories DevelopmentLeave a comment on What photograph would I buy
 

Blue door

November 30, 2010

Short blogpost about a blue door, both literally and philosophically. Here lies the origin of the meaning as I use it elsewhere.

Author Joeri van VeenPosted on November 30, 2010March 2, 2024Categories DevelopmentLeave a comment on Blue door

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