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Fotogroep Waalre 8-Jun-11
This composition is essentially about diagonal lines in modern architecture. The Toren op Zuid (aka KPN Gebouw) by Renzo Piano has a façade with an overhang of 6°. The single external pole is for the required extra support. The foreground … Continue reading
“Memory of Colors” by Jaime Ocampo-Rangel
A version of this article has also been published on the photography site The Luminous Landscape. Memory of Colors is the name of large-scale ongoing photography project by the Colombian/French photographer Jaime Ocampo-Rangel. His wife Lia Ocampo-Rangel, a videographer, also … Continue reading
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Competition results
The results of my (and our) photos in the yearly exhibition of Fotogroup Waalre can be found here. The text is in Dutch, but there are enough photos to look at. My “Power Lines” photo reached the top 10% in … Continue reading
Exposition of Peter’s Photography
Thirty of my photos are on display as large prints at a local art gallery (in Nuenen, near Eindhoven). Paintings by Jaap Jonker are also exhibited during the same period. The gallery is open for the general public on four … Continue reading
Fotogroep Waalre 27-Oct-10
Photos shown at my local photography club on October 27th 2010 (these photos are © Peter van den Hamer).