A series of vertigo-inducing images taken in Hong Kong. Apartment buildings housing tens of thousands of people, sometimes in the close confinement of buildings like these.
Typical Hong Kong architecture that is a treat for any photographer.
Born and raised in The Netherlands in 1983, I was drawn to the sky and decided from an early age I wanted to become a pilot. Currently flying the Boeing 747-8 and -400 Freighter, I find myself privileged to enjoy a life in the sky.
Documenting and sharing the world from above is my biggest drive for photography, convinced that every person should see and enjoy the breathtaking views and wonders that I am experiencing when aloft.
Awards 2019
IPA 'Special Photographer of the Year'
2018
Monochrome Photography Awards - 1st place winner & Architecture Discovery of the Year 2018
Fine Art Photography Awards (FAPA) 2018/2019 - 2nd place winner
2017
International Photography Awards (IPA) - 1st, 2nd and 3rd prize for my coffee table book Cargopilot. 4 print runs and still selling.
Prix de la Photographie Paris (PX3) - Bronze (3rd place) winner
Chromatic Awards - 2nd place winner
Moscow Photo Awards (MIFA) - 3rd place winner (x4), Honorable Mention (x2)
International Fine Art Photography (FAPA) - 2nd place winner, Nominee winner (x11)
2016
International Photography Awards (IPA) - 1st place, 3rd place, Honorable Mention (x8)
Monochrome Photography Awards - Honorable Mention (x9)
National Geographic - Cityscapes winner NatGeo Magazine and Travel Magazine
Two expositions in The Netherlands; 2011 and 2013.
