Gnarly wind-swept Pohutukawa trees along the Puponga Hill Track in Wharariki.


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Gnarly wind-swept Pohutukawa trees along the Puponga Hill Track in Wharariki.


At the beginning of March, I spent some time in Golden Bay – a region of almost indescribable beauty. In the northeast of the bay lie Farewell Spit, Puponga, and Wharariki.
In Wharariki, the wind blows almost constantly from the same direction. The bent pohutukawa trees along the Puponga Hills Track tell the story in their own unique way.


A heartfelt thank-you to all visitors of the Kunst10Daagse at Ecodorp Bergen!
It was a wonderful experience to present my photography in such an inspiring environment.
My special thanks go to Ecodorp’s Lulu and Mark Fonds for the warm welcome and great collaboration.

Today is the last day of the Kunst10Daagse Exhibition in Bergen, the Netherlands.
We’re here til 5 pm.
Come around for a chat and a drink.



I returned in September to the same spot I had already visited in April to observe how nature quietly reshapes the same landscape again and again.


I’ve made it a habit to revisit the same trees in different seasons, watching how each one tells a new story through light and shadow.


RTV80 interviewed me about my photography… in Dutch.
In recent years, I’ve taken quite a lot of photos in the Schoorl Dunes near Bergen aan Zee.
A selection of my work will be exhibited at EcoDorp Bergen from October 17 to 26 as part of the Kunst10Daagse Art Festival in Bergen, the Netherlands.





