As a senior photographer I have a track record of 17 years in press and event photographyI believe expressive, creative, high quality pictures are important to share what you and your business stand for. What I love:- Natural circumstances and spontaneous situations - Working with available light- Capturing passion, joy and humor- Being invisible- Adapting to the circumstances- Putting my clients at easeWhen covering events, my pictures show the joy of human interaction, the passion of speakers, the vibe of a conference. My press work focuses on the surprising, the unexpected and the humoristic.Ideally, these two worlds interact.When covering an event I am focused on the program and the timing, while keeping an eye open for surprise and change. Thanks to my experience, a few words are enough to brief me on the task at hand. This way my client can focus on other, more demanding things than coaching the photographer. I tend to help the host where possible. The more invisible I am while photographing, the better I did my job. The technique I use is known as fly on the wall. This means observing without being noticed, registring without interfering.Social contact, human interaction and creating a warm relationship with the people I meet and work with are my fuel. I am blessed to work for companies and organizations that are very loyal and grateful. Clients like Randkrant, VSV, CIONET, Erasmus Hogeschool, AWDC, HLN.be, Everlam and Concrete Events trust my skills blindly and keep coming back. This confidence pushes me to improve and deliver the best work I have in me.I fell in love with photography as a way of life before I got seduced by photography as a craft.My future became clear after I had a talk with a couple of photographers on a job fair. The unpredictability and adventure he told me about, the spark in her eyes, their general attitude made a big impression on my teenage brain. There and then I decided to dedicate my life to photography. Making a living with taking pictures fills me with joy, amazement and humble pride. Every day I try to improve. Following new paths, meeting new people, further developing my own photographic voice and working on personal, more artistic projects make me a better photographer and a better person.