Mount Fuji at sunrise by Marc van der Heijden • Kampuchea Art

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Mount Fuji at sunrise by Marc van der Heijden • Kampuchea Art
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Marc van der Heijden • Kampuchea Art

Eindhoven, Netherlands

About ‘Mount Fuji at sunrise’ by Marc van der Heijden • Kampuchea Art

Mount Fuji (富士山, Fujisan, Japanese: [ɸɯꜜ(d)ʑisaɴ]) is an active stratovolcano located on the Japanese island of Honshū, The strikingly symmetrical cone of Mount Fuji, which is covered in snow about five months of the year, is often used as a cultural icon of Japan and is regularly featured in art and photography, as well as by visitors,…

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Marc van der Heijden • Kampuchea Art
Eindhoven, Netherlands

Photography and particularly street photography has always been a common thread in his life. Partly due to his time as a Unifil soldier in Lebanon in the 1980s, he initially focused on reportage in countries such as Turkey and Iran, among others. The hospitality and special encounters there were often very moving. His photos were published in the monthly magazine "Panorama" and daily newspapers such as "De Telegraaf" and "Het Eindhovens…

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