This series was photographed on the Mookerheide during the final weeks of summer, as the landscape slowly shifted toward autumn.

The softer evening light, dry heather fields, and muted earth tones naturally blended with the atmosphere of the collection. Rather than directing heavily, the series followed the pace of the environment itself. Working with changing light, movement, and the quieter moments that appeared throughout the evening.

Photographed outdoors in the Nijmegen region, the series moves between fashion, landscape, and seasonal atmosphere, focusing on the connection between clothing, environment, and the feeling of transition between seasons.

The project invites students to explore themes around friendship, openness, and connection through shared activities and interaction. Rather than heavily directing the participants, the series follows the natural dynamics between the students themselves — moments of movement, conversation, curiosity, and connection unfolding throughout the day.

Photographed on location in the Netherlands, the series moves between education, youth culture, and documentary-style campaign photography.

That requires combining expertise. That’s why Invior and UBACHS/full contact are joining forces this summer in a new organization: INVIOR full contact.

To mark this moment, we created a series of images. In collaboration with fellow photographer Imke Vesters , featuring a wide range of people from across the Netherlands.
Because if you truly want to move people, you need to understand what moves them.

Moving through pathways, greenery, and quieter corners of the park, the series follows the changing rhythm of the environment throughout the day — shifting light, layered textures, and the interaction between designed spaces and natural growth.

Rather than focusing on single elements, the series observes how landscape and design naturally move together within the gardens themselves.

As a lifestyle photographer, I had the privilege of capturing the essence of this space, where every detail speaks of tradition and authenticity.

From selvedge denim stacked high to well-worn Red Wing boots and classic Stetson hats, the store is a haven for those who value quality built to last. But it’s more than just the gear—it’s the brotherhood, the passion, and the lifestylethat make this place special.

This series was photographed for Rootnet, a managed hosting company based in Nijmegen with a strong focus on automation, infrastructure, and in-house development.

Photographed throughout the workday, the series follows the natural rhythm of the workplace itself, Moving through conversations, moments of concentration, collaboration, and the environments where the team works on the stability and security of thousands of web applications each day.

Rather than heavily staging situations, the series stays close to the people and surroundings shaping the company from within.

We turn dreams into reality. From the spark of an idea to a concrete design, we deliver exactly what you envision—and then some. The result is not just a sustainable, high-quality product, but the perfect addition to your home, garden, or business. Your habitat. Extraordinary steel.

This picturesque village sits at an altitude of 1,650 meters with elevators reaching an altitude of 3,600 meters. Thus, it offers a beautiful setting with access to exciting alpine adventures.

One of its most notable features is Europe’s largest skiable glacier, which promises endless thrills on the slopes. Oz-en-Oisans is the second oldest ski resort in France, after Chamonix, and thus has a rich history.

Here, you’ll find the most iconic denim labels, each with a rich heritage and an unwavering commitment to quality. From the rugged authenticity of Indigofera and Lee101 to the timeless craftsmanship of Pike Brothers, Rising Sun, Levi’s Vintage Clothing, Eat Dust, and the legendary Red Wing Shoes—every brand in the collection tells a story of tradition, durability, and style. American vintage workwear is built with precision and a dedication to craftsmanship.

Some roads seem less about arriving somewhere and more about creating distance from everything left behind.

This series follows the quieter side of motorcycle culture. Long stretches of empty road, fading evening light, roadside pauses, worn materials, and the feeling of movement without urgency or fixed direction.

Rather than focusing on speed or performance, the series stays close to the atmosphere surrounding the ride itself: the silence between locations, changing weather, and the slower rhythm that appears once routine begins to disappear in the rear-view mirror.

Moving between landscape, documentary portraiture, and motorcycle culture, the series was photographed across quiet roads in Frasselt, Germany as daylight slowly disappeared into dusk.

Like the rugged landscapes where the finest whiskies are born, whisky has a raw, untamed beauty that speaks to those who appreciate authenticity. Hogshead reflects that very spirit — I had the honer to shoot een lookbook for their brand. Standing in nature, surrounded by golden fields and an open sky, much like whisky itself: pure, bold, and full of character.

At the heart of their work is storytelling. They believe in sharing the unique journey of their brands with whisky enthusiasts across the world, not just through words but through personal connections and real experiences. Whisky is not something you simply drink—it’s something you feel, something you live. It’s the warmth of a rich, peaty dram on a cold evening, the smooth complexity of a well-aged single malt, and the camaraderie shared over a glass with friends.

This project was more than just a series of images—it was about visually translating the raw energy, passion, and grit that define the band.

After two years of relentless songwriting, touring, and honing their craft, Black Bottle Riot was ready to hit the studio, bringing their signature blend of heart and intensity to life. Fire is more than just an album; it’s a reflection of their journey, a powerful statement of their evolution as musicians. Every song is infused with stories of perseverance, freedom, and unfiltered rock ‘n’ roll energy—something I aimed to capture in each portrait.

The moment the whistle blew, the energy surged through the arena. Two teams on quad roller skates clashed in a dynamic struggle, pushing their limits with every lap.

The jammers, the speed demons of the game, fought fiercely to break through the opposition’s defensive wall, dodging, spinning, and charging forward with pure determination. Their blockers, equally fearless, threw their bodies into the chaos, forming impenetrable walls, delivering bone-rattling hits, and creating openings for their teammates. Every turn of the track brought a new level of intensity—sudden bursts of acceleration, last-second saves, and breathtaking moves that kept the crowd on edge.