Retro//Reflection
Ronald SmeetsOccasionally I send out a letter with a handful of (my) photographs and share a bit of insight on the ‘why?’ or ‘how?’. As an enthusiastic photographer, anything goes. Maybe you'll learn something? Or perhaps it will spark some inspiration?
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Early Mornings
The most unpleasant part is getting up - especially in the summer months when the alarm rings really early as it is already light at five-thirty. But once I get past that point and I get my stuff and head out, I’m quickly reminded why it’s...
Digital photography in an analog way
Recently I have come across cameras like the Camp Snap Pro, Flashback ONE35 V2 and the echolens. If you haven’t heard of them: they are screenless (as in: no live-view LCD) digital camera’s that typically mimic the look and feel of 35mm poi...
Behind the scenes of my website
Up until a few years ago, ronaldsmeets.info was simply a static placeholder with some links to online platforms where I shared my work, like 500PX and DeviantArt (remember those?). But I left those platforms behind and wanted to focus on bu...
Wandering Wondering
For as long as I can remember I have liked hiking on narrow, winding paths. Whether it was in woodland or in the mountains, I was always wondering where those trails would lead to. Sure I had a map, but still …
In January it had been snowi...
The (not quite typical) postcard views of Jutland.
Earlier this year we went on a trip to Denmark. The western part of Northern Jutland to be more precise. And like any (new) place, there was lot to see and notice.
I still have a lot to go through in my digital catalog, but here are a few...
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I like to capture light. ... but that's just a fancy way to say that I take photos.
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