A new section to my portfolio is called Scenery, since I’ve never featured my nature photography here. And since I’ve been more and more attracted to nature, plus have some projects on the shelf (read: film negatives to be scanned), I better get started in showcasing them here.

Found this explanation online, which fits pretty good to the new section. Scenery meaning;
The natural features of a landscape considered in terms of their appearance, especially when picturesque.

So first up a 35mm series of Iceland, have a look and hit that button below.

NEW ICELAND SERIES

Salarymen from Osaka often greet each other with Mokari Makka? A phrase which roughly translates to ‘Did you make any money?’ Join Dutch Photographer Thijs Koelink on a chronological, yet fictive journey through a Japanese metropolis.

The book ‘Mokari Makka?’ is published in Utrecht. You read this book like a Manga, starting from the back, then chronologically forward. To further align with Japanese Manga books, ‘Mokari Makka?’ is printed on off-white Roman paper.

PHOTOBOOK MOKARI MAKKA

Through the experimental use of a second hand panoramic camera, using a double exposure technique with monochrome film. Black and white photographs with architectural constructed compositions. resulting in a great selection of graphic panoramic images reflecting the structures of the northern Antwerp docks. This resulted in a project and various exhibitions with extra-large photo prints (mounted on aluminium)

STRUCTURES SERIES