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During today's lunchbreak, I stopped at Som Thai, a rather inconspicuous looking restaurant just off the square reputed to sell the best fries in Brussels. Undeterred by the fact that I was the only guest

I took these photos when I was just starting with photography, and therefore the chosen shutter speed was too slow (1/15) leading to too much detail being lost to motion blur. Still, this was a good early

My colleague took me to see it at a rural farm in La Hulpe. It was a while back, and unfortunately I no longer recall the name of the horse but still remember the intensity of the look in its eyes, and

Since as I already mentioned in a previous posts, one of my favourite moving objects are bicycles and cyclists, so I will use them as examples to illustrate both of the techniques described bellow: The

Early in the morning or later in the afternoon are perfect for high contrast photos that make dark silhouettes more powerful, whether of people or buildings. This post is a combination, but with clear

Whenever possible, I like capturing unusual situations or interactions between people. That doesn't necessarily mean shooting from the hip as soon as your peripheral vision registers any movement. Often,

I've always found myself drawn to taking photos of bicycles, scooters and their lucky owners. Compared to clunky and dirty cars that often fully conceal their drivers in an artificial shell, people look

On the train from Maastricht to Brussels, I noticed an elegant French lady in a black hat and dress sitting on the opposite seat. I probably wouldn't dare take a photo of her on her own, but once I noticed

While traversing the Netherlands by train a few days ago, I made an impulse stop-over in Maastricht and went around to explore the city on foot, undeterred by the sweltering heat. It was well worth it.

While looking around intending to just take a few contrasty shots of passers by, I suddenly noticed this hyper-active kid started running around chasing the pigeons. As fast as he was, he didn't really

When I walk along city streets, I often can't resist trying to capture the atmosphere around me. I have been using Instagram so far, but since I'm also a cryptocurrency fan, I find Steemit a potentially