Bert Blondeel

Using my father’s old Nikon F-501 film camera, I started exploring photography as a teenager in the mid ‘90s. Photography was a part of the Graphic Design studies I did then. It was a mostly pre-digital time. Graphic design was a hybrid craft balancing between computer and analogue techniques. Photography was still all analogue. 

Today, that same analogue F-501 camera is still used sometimes. It has become part of a small collection of analogue and digital cameras I’ve collected over the past decades.

As most photographers today, my work is now is made made mainly with digital cameras. But film never went away and although the better part of post processing work is now done digitally in Lightroom, my bathroom is still often transformed into a little darkroom…

On this website, you will find a small selection of my work as photographer. It contains both professional and more personal work, both digital and analogue.

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Education (1993-2004): 

General Visual Arts education (KASK, Dendermonde) 
Graphic Design (VISO, Mariakerke-Ghent) 
Audiovisual Arts (Masters degree - Sint-Lukas, Brussels)

 

Work (2004- present): 

Teacher: Digital image editing/Film-video editing (CVO Focus)
Freelance Graphic Designer (www.greyclouds.be)
Freelance Photographer

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Contact

Feel free to me if you have any questions.

 

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Portrait photo: Self portrait with my grandfather's Miranda Sensorex film camera. One of the analogue cameras I still use today... 

Photo header: © Eric Verstraeten / nextgenerationphoto.be