The streets of Rotterdam – from Roffa with love.

The streets of Rotterdam offer a rich and diverse range of subjects for photography. From its modern architecture to its bustling street life. Whether you’re a street photographer, an architecture enthusiast, or just looking to capture the energy of this incredible city, Rotterdam is a must-visit destination for photographers. And my favorite city in the Netherlands.

Last Saturday, on a gloomy and rainy day, after the visit to the Kunsthal went for a Photowalk with my student. The main goal was the introduction to street photography, which is a challenging and rewarding genre that requires both technical skills and creativity. It’s an opportunity to observe and document the world around us, and to tell stories through images. Street photography often involves capturing spontaneous moments, so it’s essential to be quick and discreet in order to capture the right moment. The key to successful street photography is to be aware of your surroundings, anticipate interesting moments, and have a good eye for composition. It’s also important to have a good understanding of exposure and the use of light, and post-processing techniques to enhance your images.

C e n t r a l park

C e n t r a l Park

[almost]

Morning walk in Zuiderpark which i s rarely on my way way. U can feel and smell spring in the air. And the sun. oh!

When it s n o w s 2021

First such a snow in Lowlands in 10 years. I truly was missing it. Sunday morning walk in snow storm condition – 15km and breathtaking moments of snow fall. To the beach and back. Full of endorphins. Yea-yeah i know cliché.

H e a d in the clouds, feet in the w a t e r

Air and water walk with me.

First loooong mindfull walk of this fall. North Sea I missed you!

All for the i n f i n i t y

*24s to the infinity

It become quite an inner joke, that the most people who are visiting the Voorlinden Museum, visiting it only for one selfie. Or… how many pictures u can take in 24sec?

I took few, played around with the space. Most of the pictures which u see here are taken at this exhibition are my visual expression, maybe even hidden story about it. And finally I’ve a chance to see works of Louise Bourgeois [one of my favourite artists].

On the way to Voorlinden Museum © Olga Tokarczyk

Louise Bourgeois Voorlinden Museum © Olga Tokarczyk

Yayoi Kumasama “Pumpkin” & Voorlinden Museum © Olga Tokarczyk

The infinity room Voorlinden Museum © Olga Tokarczyk

Maurizio Cattelan Voorlinden Museum © Olga Tokarczyk

Anselm Kiefer Voorlinden Museum © Olga Tokarczyk
[the most intriguing part of the whole exhibition for me; almost no one adored beautiful outside created by the famous artist – the nature ;)]

Anselm Kiefer & Louis Bourgeois Voorlinden Museum © Olga Tokarczyk

Ai Weiwei Voorlinden Museum © Olga Tokarczyk

Michel Francois, Alicja Kwade Voorlinden Museum © Olga Tokarczyk

Alicja Kwade, Voorlinden Museum © Olga Tokarczyk

Pascale Marthine Tayou, Voorlinden Museum © Olga Tokarczyk

Richard Serra, Voorlinden Museum © Olga Tokarczyk

CJJ, Richard Serra, Voorlinden Museum © Olga Tokarczyk

Leandro Erlich, Richard Serra, Voorlinden Museum © Olga Tokarczyk

Leandro Erlich, CJJ, Voorlinden Museum © Olga Tokarczyk

James Turrell, Voorlinden Museum © Olga Tokarczyk

w h e n in Rotterdam

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”