These are 7 of my personal favorite portrait photography tips.

Here are 7 of my favorite travel photography tips...

Ah, yes... street photography. It's a hot subject on internet forums and discussion groups. Everyone seems to have their opinion on what street photography actually should be…

Making a portrait is not just taking a photo of a person…

Documentary photography requires skill, determination, time and money but it's definitely one of the most rewarding genres of photography. Here are seven tips to get you started…

More than a year of traveling… how many rooms do you think we’ve stayed in? Honestly, I don’t know myself… but it’s a lot.

How do you get started with travel photography?

Some people say they have the secret to winning a photography competition. What a load of bullsh*t…

Do you really want to improve your photos? Then forget about camera settings for a while and focus on what’s really important.

Do you look at old photos in your archive? You should. I’m back in Belgium after almost a year of traveling and finally I have the time to explore my archive of photos.

Photography tries to capture reality. Or, at least, that that’s what everybody thinks…

Since the early days of film photography, photographers have been editing photos in the dark room. Bringing back dark shadows, adding contrast or trying out different processing methods to achieve certain colors…

Travel photography is not about just taking photos and showing places. A traveling photographer brings home a lot more than amazing photos…

Street photography is always a part my travel photography. You spend most of the time in the streets when traveling and in most countries, life happens on the streets…

Let's talk about what's right and wrong in photography…

If you want to do travel photography right, you have to photograph people…

We've been told all the horror stories about being drugged on Indian public transport or being mugged in alleys. According to the stories, there was a 100% certainty that my camera would disappear after a week or two...

One of the things I noticed while shooting portraits in Congo was that the people didn't have any problems with being natural in front of the camera. A portrait photographer's dream...

A guide for photographers who are looking for some professional advice and inspiration or if you want to know how I work as a photographer.

Even as a professional photographer I still learn new techniques and things about photography every day but this is my advice if you like my style and want to improve your photography...