Analogue
Every seven years I need to re-experience my discovery of photography. It started on the other side of the world in 2000, where I bought my first analogue camera
- a Canon - while traveling through Australia. In 2007 I made photography my job, working with a Nikon digital camera, having a studio and being commissioned by magazines and other clients. In 2014 I found the courage to switch to a Leica rangefinder completely, and niche down to mostly documentary photography. In 2021, during corona, I rediscovered the magic of analogue with a Mamyia C220 6x6 medium format.
Canvassing the making.
A project of Susan Smelt and Ingeborg Meijssen for Rijks Museum.
Understanding plain woven canvases of old master paintings by hand-weaving and analysing reconstructions.
‘Baileo Moves’
Recordings at Power Sound Studio’s by Paul Pouwer.
Guitar 1: Chris Latul
Guitar 2: Jahja Telussa
Bass: Aäron Bouwman
Percussion: Jeroen de Rijk
New Adventure
Exploring life on a mountain. A photographic journey in the far South of Spain, where I will join the community of one of my closest friends and his girlfriend. Living in a wooden shack at 1500 mtr height, twenty minutes walk away from the nearest village.