Spectacular distortions in this reflectification of two buildings on Wilhelminapier in Rotterdam. The photo of the reflection was taken from a jetty in Rijnhaven harbour and then flipped around its horizontal axis. This creates the illusion of looking up from below the surface of the water.
We see De Rotterdam building on the left, designed by architect Rem Koolhaas and his firm OMA. Next to it is the building that was first officially called Toren op Zuid and is now called de Link, but is usually referred to as the KPN tower; the architect is the Italian Renzo Piano.
The basalt of the quay, the yellow sign with the harbor number and the lamppost wave merrily along. Patterns of light and shadow on the water complete the slightly abstract look of the image.
My work can be located in the border regions of photography, painting and computer visuals. With my company 3Develop I do work in commission but I use the same techniques, skills and software to make free work. I am originally an architect and I live in Rotterdam; for that reason the architecture of that city is a major (but not the only) source of inspiration. But also travel to countries like Iceland and Britain, or walks in the Netherlands, provide much material. Seeing and showing quality and beauty, that is what my work is about.
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