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Cultural Heritage Photographer

Filed Under: Aboudmiaa, Arti et Amicitiae, Cultural history photographer, Cultural history photography, Illigh, Isemgene, Slavery, Trans-Saharan trade Tagged With: Aboudmiaa, cultural heritage, cultural history photographer, cultural history photography, Illigh, Isemgene, Kasbah, slavery, Tazerwalt. Souss-Massa, Timbuktu, Trans-Saharan trade

March 11, 2021 by admin

For the last three years I have been involved as a cultural heritage photographer in a project about the historic Kasbah of Illigh. Located on the … [Read more...]

Here lies Samuel Palache

Filed Under: history, Illigh, Samuel Palache Tagged With: Illigh, Morocco, photography

December 7, 2020 by admin

Here lies Samuel Palache (c. 1550-1622) at the Jewish Cemetery in Ouderkerk aan de Amstel, the Netherlands. Born in Fes (Morocco) to a family that … [Read more...]

Tata Steel, a Majestic Monstrosity

Filed Under: Bad weather photography, Covid-19, Industrial structures, Tata Steel Tagged With: carcinogenic emissions, graphite rain, pollution, Tata Steel, Wijk aan Zee

November 4, 2020 by admin

This structure is part of Tata Steel, a majestic monstrosity near the Dutch town of Wijk aan Zee. Majestic for its breath-taking power and scale, it's … [Read more...]

My Dies Irae photo included in the ARTI 2.020 show

Filed Under: Amsterdam Shutdown, art, Arti et Amicitiae, Exhibition Tagged With: Arti et Amicitiae, bad weather photography, exhibition, Orkney

September 18, 2020 by admin

My photo, Dies Irae, has been included in Arti et Amicitiae’s ARTI 2.020 show, the third edition of its Summer Salon. The title (Day of Wrath) is my … [Read more...]

Developing a Book in Times of Covid-19

Filed Under: Book, Marrakech, Morocco, photography, The Old Kasbah of Illigh Tagged With: Book, Covid-19 Morocco, Marrakech

August 8, 2020 by admin

Developing a book in times of Covid-19 is tricky and was something I had no idea of when, a year ago, a publisher in Marrakech (Morocco) offered me a … [Read more...]

My Photos in the Sahara Schrift

Filed Under: Morocco, photography, Sahara Schrift Tagged With: Morocco, photography, Sahara Schrift

July 5, 2020 by admin

I'm delighted that nine of my photos have been included in the Sahara Schrift, the very first issue of a magazine published by the Sahara Society of … [Read more...]

A Doodle A Day at Arti et Amicitiae

Filed Under: Amsterdam Shutdown, Arti et Amicitiae, Exhibition Tagged With: A Doodle A Day, Covid-19

June 21, 2020 by admin

Me in front of my contribution to A Doodle A Day, an Arti et Amicitiae exhibition of off the cuff work made during the Covid-19 shutdown. These photos … [Read more...]

‘Dreaming of Bridget Riley, Mr Coot contributes to Op Art’

Filed Under: Amsterdam Shutdown, Animals Tagged With: Amsterdam Shutdown, Birds, Bridget Riley, coot, Lauriergracht

April 23, 2020 by admin

'Dreaming of Bridget Riley, Mr Coot contributes to Op Art' is a caption to one of a series of social media posts about a feisty coot with an … [Read more...]

Honoured to be in the 2019 Polranny Pirates Yearbook

Filed Under: art, Ireland, Polranny Pirates, Residencies Tagged With: Art, Ireland, Polranny Pirates, Residencies

March 2, 2020 by admin

I’m honoured to be in the 2019 Polranny Pirates yearbook, which was edited and designed by Connie van Gils & Joost Bruins of Bogwood Publishers, … [Read more...]

My Work in Salon 2019 at Arti et Amicitiae

Filed Under: Ancient heritage, Arti et Amicitiae, Exhibition, Ness of Brodgar Tagged With: ancient heritage, Arti et Amicitiae, Ness of Brodgar

December 9, 2019 by admin

Honoured to see my work included in Salon 2019 at Arti et Amicitiae, the Netherlands' main fine arts society, which I joined a couple of months … [Read more...]