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Usually crowded places are empty for us this time.

As a woman photographer, I recently had the opportunity to conduct a photoworkshop in NDSM, Amsterdam. The workshop focused on teaching participants about composition, light, and lenses, and how to apply these concepts to their photography. Despite the fact that NDSM is normally a crowded place, we were lucky to have almost no people around on this sunny but cold day in the Netherlands.

It was a unique opportunity for photographers to explore and capture the beauty of NDSM without any distractions. In this blog post, I will share my personal experience of photographing in NSDN and provide tips and tricks for those who want to capture the beauty of this place through their lenses.

NDSM is an old industrial estate that has been transformed into a creative hub. The place is characterized by its unique, eclectic, and industrial style, which can be a challenge to photograph. The location is usually bustling with people, artists, and visitors, which makes it a great place to practice street photography.

When you arrive at NDSM take a few minutes to explore the area and understand the light and shadows. This will help you to plan your shots and the settings on your camera.

It is also important to respect the privacy of the artists and not to disturb their work while photographing. Always ask for permission before taking any photos of their work or space.

Composition is a crucial element in photography, and it can make or break a photograph. In NSDN, you can find many unique and interesting compositions, thanks to the various textures, shapes, and colors of the surroundings. It is important to keep an eye out for these elements and use them to your advantage.

When composing your shot, consider the rule of thirds, leading lines, and symmetry. Try to create a balanced composition that draws the viewer’s attention to the subject.

Don’t be afraid to experiment with different angles and perspectives to create a more dynamic composition.

Light is one of the most important elements in photography, and it can make a huge difference in the final result. In NDSM you can find many different types of light, from natural light to artificial light. It is important to understand how to use them to your advantage. When shooting light, pay attention to the color temperature and try to adjust your white balance accordingly. You can also use different light sources to create interesting effects, such as neon lights or street lamps.

The lens you use can also make a big difference in your final result. In NDSM, you can find many different subjects that require different types of lenses. For example, if you want to capture a wide-angle view of the location, you can use a wide-angle lens. Alternatively, if you want to capture the details of the artwork, you can use a macro lens.

It is important to understand the strengths and weaknesses of each lens and choose the one that best suits your needs.

Don’t be afraid to experiment with different lenses and focal lengths to create different perspectives and moods.

NDSM is a bustling location, full of people, artists, and visitors. Capturing the people in the surroundings can add a sense of life and movement to your photographs.

When photographing people, it is important to respect their privacy and ask for their permission before taking their photo. You can also try to capture candid moments that showcase the emotions and personalities of the people in the surroundings.

Don’t be afraid to interact with the people and ask them about their work or their experience in NSDN. This can help you to create a more meaningful photograph.

Here are some additional tips to help you make the most of your photography experience in NDSM:

  • Respect the privacy of the artists and ask for permission before taking any photos of their work or space.
  • Experiment with different angles and perspectives to create a unique composition.
  • Try to capture the life and movement of the surroundings by including people in your photos.
  • Don’t be afraid to experiment with different lenses and editing styles.

As a woman photographer, I believe that photography is not just about capturing the beauty of the surroundings, but also about telling a story and capturing emotions. NDSM offers a unique and eclectic backdrop that can help you to create meaningful and impactful photos. I hope that my tips and advice will help you to make the most of your photography experience at NDSM and inspire you to continue exploring and experimenting with your photography skills.

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Few shots from lovely Rotterdam. For those of you who’s never been here, Rotterdam is a different state of mind. A unique city in this small country. U will not be surprised why we called it “R’NYC” 😉

Ive had a chance to look at this city from different perspective, visited friend’s house with astounding view, and had a lovely gals night.


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somewhere in Rotterdam, my host Anita (c) omatelier.com
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somewhere in Rotterdam, so many buildings to climb (c) omatelier.com
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Anita and Jimmy boy. Rotterdam (c) omatelier.com
cats. cats everywhere. Rotterdam (c) omatelier.com
There is an expression in dutch ‘Huisje-boompje-beestje’ symbolizes leading a nice and quiet conventional family life. You have a nice house (‘huisje’), a garden (‘boompje’) and probably a pet (‘beestje’).
Here we have a beer “biertje” all beer fans united 😉
somewhere behind the Felix Food Factory, Rotterdam (c) omatelier.com
Private restaurant’s [glass] room, Rotterdam (c) omatelier.com
Wine taste best at the roof terrace, Rotterdam (c) omatelier.com
Gals and the view on Erasmus Bridge, Rotterdam c) omatelier.com
This gal and the view, Rotterdam (c) omatelier.com
Kailin has found her favourite spot. Rotterdam. (c) omatelier.com
Taking off 😉 Rotterdam (c) omatelier.com
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