Expressive black and white, dramatic architecture and warm natural light. Different moods, with the person always at the centre.
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Your experience
A little direction. A lot of you.
We begin with how you want to feel in the photographs. A personal portrait, an editorial idea or a creative profile each asks for a different mood. I help shape the light, location and movement, so you can focus on being present.
Portrait sessions can take place outdoors, in the city or in a studio arranged for the shoot. I work across the Netherlands, including Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Utrecht, The Hague. Studio hire is discussed separately where needed.
Thoughtfully considered.
A mood and visual direction developed together
Guidance with posture, expression and movement
A considered colour or black-and-white treatment
An edited selection, with usage agreed before booking
€300 · Guide price
approximately 60 minutes Indicative pricing. Your final collection, delivery details and total are agreed before booking.
No. We’ll discuss the mood and work through the session together. Simple movement and small changes in posture are often enough to create expressive photographs.
Can I use the photographs for my work?
Tell me how you plan to use them — for example a personal profile, creative portfolio or business campaign. The intended use and any commercial licence are included in the proposal.
Can we shoot in a studio?
Yes, a studio can be arranged when it suits the idea. Availability, location fees and any additional production needs are agreed before booking.
Will the photographs be in colour or black and white?
We’ll discuss your preferences and the mood of the session. My portfolio includes both warm cinematic colour and expressive black and white; the final treatment follows the story.
Planning your session
A little preparation.
What to wear for a couples, portrait or family photoshoot
Choose clothes you can move, sit and breathe comfortably in. The most useful outfit is one that feels like you and works with the location. A cinematic photograph does not require a special wardrobe.