I bought my first SLR camera in the early 1990's, a Nikon F601. I started shooting holidays and family events, mostly on slide film. In 2005 I switched to the digital era with the Nikon D70s DSLR, followed by a Nikon D90 in 2010. I started shooting raw in 2009, postprocessing the photos with Nikon's Capture NX software. That's also about the time that I started sharing some pictures on flickr.com.
In 2019 Nikon launched the Nikon Z50, their first mirrorless crop sensor camera, and I bought that camera in the same year. Today, I am still a happy user of the Z50, in combination with the full-frame Nikon Z6II that I acquired in 2023.
In 2020, I decided to take photography a bit more serious and I took 4 years of photography courses with photographers Steven Meert and Marlies De Boeck. Since that course, my worklow includes Adobe Lightroom for both photo organization and postprocessing.
I am sharing original medium sized crops of my photos on flickr.com, where you can see all relevant metadata. Please respect copyrights.
Several of my photos are copyrighted SOME RIGHTS RESERVED and licensed under a Creative Commons license. These photos are free to share and adapt under the specified attribution and sharing terms.
Some of my photos are copyrighted ALL RIGHTS RESERVED by me and may not be reproduced, copied, edited, published, transmitted or uploaded in any way without my permission.