Discover the images I have seen through my viewfinder, ranging from in-camera ICMs and purely abstract post-processing that require stamina to understand, to minimalistic and aesthetical images which may be slightly easier to digest.
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On this home page you will find recently shot images and themes in a variety of styles plus a plug-in that shows the latest 9 posts on Instagram. Just move your mouse over the image or touch and the image's colour is revealed. Every image can be clicked on to show more within the same theme. Use the menu to find more themes.
Ideas, reactions, comments, critique? At the bottom you will find a button. Happy surfing!
ICM/ME
Edited 26 Mar 2025
Re-edits of older images all based on the same tree image I shot outside our house a few years ago and used as a main image or a support image.
Various
Updated 19 Aug 2024
Sometimes I am not sure if a certain image will be a keeper, and if it is, how I will categorise it. So this is the easle, the place where I am going to put them up temporarily. The only thing they have in common is that they are brand new, or have been post-processed anew.
ICM
Updated 14 Mar 2025
ICM images shot at various museums and exhibitions
👁 more museums at Sports & People.
ICM
Updated 15 Mar 2025
The Facebook ICM Photomagazine page is strictly for members. If you're registered, you can visit this Facebook page and see what other members and I have created.
However, in case you're curious and if you're not registered, you will find my latest posts clicking on the image above or you can take look at Awards & Publications on the About me page or read what the other members said about my work at Awards & Publications.
If you have reached this point, you're a real diehard ☺.
Below you will find the most recent posts in my Instagram feed (that you can see without an account); clicking will show them in a new window (then you do need an account). To avoid a sloppy presentation in their three-to-a-row grid, I made them them all square. Although sometimes it does feel a bit like a harness, I use the concept for a triptych.
Please leave a like or a comment there if an image appeals to you, as you can do using the link in the footer using the review form. I would really appreciate that!
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PS2:
The only mail you will get back is my response to your post. I am not going to include you on a mailing list.