For inquiries about performing arts photography, also known as stage photography, please send me an email including your request, performance date, and available budget. For studio work such as conceptual shoots and campaign images, please contact me via a separate email. For portraits, please use the booking system available in the studio work section.

I have an intuitive ability to read a performance while it's happening, so I don’t need to see it in advance. All I require is space to move freely in front of the stage, and when necessary, I can get close to the action without disrupting the flow or pace of the performance. There is no need to stage any scenes, as this can diminish the natural energy and make the photos feel forced.

This may vary depending on the nature of the shoot, the level of post-production required, and the deadlines agreed upon in advance. I aim to deliver the final images as quickly as possible—usually within one week—and will communicate promptly if a deadline is too tight for my schedule.

Yes, I travel to all locations within the Netherlands using my own transportation. For international assignments, I ask for sufficient advance notice to ensure proper travel planning.

My photography equipment is professionally selected to operate completely silently, ensuring that performances are never disturbed. This also allows me to work alongside the audience without being noticed. You could say I specialize in working like a ninja. 🥷

An overview of costs will be included with the initial introduction email and can be discussed further during our first meeting. A standard rate serves as a starting point, with a minimum fee applied to account for both work time and travel time.

The general terms are based on the standards of DuPho, complemented by my own personal guidelines. You will receive the terms once we agree to collaborate. Please note that I do not work with animals or children, as I do not believe they should be used for professional assignments.

AI may be used quietly in the background for simple technical tasks such as cleanup or retouching. The creative process itself remains entirely human, which is important to me and central to how I work.