Workpieces

My painting and drawing works

Landscape, my first oil painting, on board 18x24 cm. Created on 28-01-2000

My first still life in oil on oil paper 24x33 cm. Created on 21-03-2000

My first watercolor 24x30 cm (15-01-2000)

Landscape, oil on board 24x33 cm (02-04-2000)

Barn owl, oil on linen 50x60 cm (13-11-2000)

Made a drawing again after 40 years, 24x30 cm (31-12-2000)

Keep it country, acrylic paint on wood 60x100 cm. Created 15-04-2000 on commission for a country band

"The Wolf Chamber" at Huizen, oil on linen, 60x100 cm (18-04-2000)

I have painted the following eleven paintings with oil paint on wooden panels (tables) on commission from the Pampus Fort Island Foundation

Loophole machine gun M90 Gardner. Created on 14-06-2001

Pampus. Created on 17-06-2001

North poterne. Created on 6-07-2001

Wren nesting on a barn swallow's nest. Created on 13-07-2001

That ship "Wespe" is coming. Created on 15-07-2001

Oyster mushroom behind a door frame in the fort. Created on 16-07-2001

The Ship's Camel. Created on 11-02-2002

Biting the wood. Created on 12-02-2002

A seaplane over Pampus. Created on 12-02-2002

See-through loophole to dry moat. Created on 18-02-2002

Armored Fortress Artillery Corps. Created on 18-03-2002

The "master" busy with the task

Watercolor of Fort Island Pampus. Made for the cover of the "Future Plan 2001."

The viable future for Pampus with my watercolor on the cover

My modeling

The model of Pampus created by me in the winter of 1997-1998

Model P shelter. Made for the Muider Muizenfort Museum.

Interior model P shelter without a roof

Roof with periscope model P shelter

My first ship in a bottle

Clipper in a bottle

Farewell gift made for colleague who was leaving FLO

Model of the French pirate ship "La Pomone". Made in the early 1970s last century

Homemade church made from BBQ matches

Windmill made out of plastic soda bottles

The Fairey Swordfish

The Dornier 24K flying boat

The Grumman Avanger TBM-3S2

The Catalina Y57

The Grumman S2F-1 Tracker

The Westland Lynx SH-14B

Video model railroad

Video construction of Pampus scale model

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My Navy time in a nutshell

My kite sports

"The "Cody" line kite.

The "Snowball"

Three-part Delta steering kite

On the beach of Ameland with the "Delta" steering kites

The "Sanyo" line kite

The double "Delta" steering kite

My collection of kites

My model RC-flying

Radio Motor model flying license A

Wing RC (Radio Control) model flying license

Royal Dutch Aviation Association badge (KDAA)

"Charter" model aircraft with 2-stroke fuel engine

"Charter" on start-up box

"Charter" with braking flaps and ailerons

"Piper Cub" under construction with 4-stroke engine

Model "Piper Cub" ready for take-off

Model "Piper Cub" during flight

Model pilots among themselves

The low-decker "Tiger II" ready for take-off

The low-decker "Tiger II" in full glory with 4-stroke engine

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Various hobbies

My Navy time in a nutshell

A tour in words and pictures. For the disabled visitor on Pampus

Memory from my time in New Guinea. I created this book through veteranenboek.nl

My digital book "My Navy Time 1960-1996." I created this book through veteranenboek.nl

3D bicyclist puzzle

3D puzzle sailing ship

3D-puzzle Big Ben

D-puzzle Big Ben by night

3D-puzzle Tower Bridge

3D-puzzle Tower Bridge by night

3D-puzzle Big Ben and Tower Bridge together

3D-puzzle Big Ben and Tower Bridge together by night

Diamond Painting

Diamond Painting of Clyde

Diamond Painting of Bonnie

Diamond Painting of Femke

Diamond Painting Sunset

"Lulu" the Noble Parrot

The African elephant

Birds 01

Birds 02

Birds 03

Birds 04

Mandala 01

Mandala 02

Mandala 03

Mandala 04

Party 01

Party 02

Party 03

Party 04

Christmas card 2023

Frolicking with magnetic balls and sticks

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Photography has been my great passion since 1962, later adding filming to it

In 1962, I was posted to what was then Dutch New Guinea for eighteen months. At the time, I didn't have a camera and on the advice of my younger brother Loet, I bought my very first camera. It was an ADOX miniature Gevaert camera, with which I could record my experiences for the home front. My brother still had to explain to me how to use it. He was younger but knew his stuff. During that mission, I really got a taste for photography and took a lot of pictures with that camera. In the end, that deployment lasted only seven months instead of eighteen. Dutch New Guinea was then handed over to the United Nations at the end of 1962 and was to become a province of Indonesia.

When I was back in the Netherlands, I bought my first SLR camera. It was an EXA IIA. I experimented a lot with it.

experimenting with it. Especially because the lenses were interchangeable.

Adox Polo 1 Camera Isconar 45 mm f2.8 lens

EXA IIA with 50 mm standard lens

EXA IIA with 180 mm lens and 2x converter

EXA IIA with 50 mm standard lens, set of intermediate rings (macro photography) and a 2x converter separately

EXA IIA with 300 mm telephoto lens

EXA IIA with 50 mm standard lens and bellows device for macro photography

EXA IIA with the 180 mm lens

EXA IIA with the accessories that all fit on it and a separate exposure meter

Later, I switched to the EXAKTA Varex IIb. That was a great camera. The first SLR camera on which everything was interchangeable such as: lenses , the prism finder you could change with a light hood finder and the frosted lenses on it were also interchangeable for other types. Still a mechanical camera where all setting had to be entered manually. But back then you didn't know any better. I photographed with that camera for a very long time and also always developed the photos myself. During that period, I also took a photography course at an American school, the Famous Artists School. That school had a branch in Europe in Amsterdam-Osdorp. But after two and a half years of training, the students received a letter from America that they were going to stop the European branch because of too few participants. Typically American, they just cut the whole course. So I couldn't finish it.

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EXAKTA Varex IIb with 50 mm standard lens and canopy finder

EXAKTA Varex IIb with light hood finder, standard lens and set of intermediate rings for macro photography

EXAKTA Varex IIb with prism finder and 180 mm lens

EXAKTA Varex IIb with canopy finder, standard lens and bellows device for macro photography

EXAKTA Varex IIb with prism finder and 300 mm telephoto lens

EXAKTA Varex IIb with the accessories that all fit on it and a separate exposure meter

Magnification device to print photos yourself after development

Here are the two cameras with all the accompanying accessories

Eventually I switched to a semi-automatic camera with light metering through the lens, the PETRI GX-1 super. I had two lenses with it, a 35-70 mm lens and a 75-200 mm lens. During that period, I also started filming with a supwer 8 sound film camera, the Bell & Howell FILMOSONIC MACRO 8. I shot a lot of metres of film with it, including my Antilles trip, which I filmed in its entirety. And several holidays and events, of course. Many of these can be found on this site and most of the photos on this site were taken by me.

My first digital camera was the Minolta with a standard 7.2-50.8 mm lens. That was quite a relief. No more developing films.

I currently use the NIKON D7000 with an 18-105mm lens and a 55-300mm lens. Totally satisfied with this camera you can shoot and film well with it.

Bell & Howell FILMOSONIC MACRO8 super 8 sound film camera

PETRI GX-1 super semi-automatic with light metering through the lens with a 35-70 mm lens and a 75-200 mm lens

My first digital camera the MINOLTA with a 7.2- 50.8 mm lens with a Minolta electronic flash

The NIKON D7000 with an 18-105mm lens and a 55-300mm lens.

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I really appreciate constructive criticism from viewers so that I can improve my future paintings and other works. You can submit that criticism by filling in the contact form on the right.

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