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For me, the difference between travel photography and travel drawing lies...
"... in the drawing. The process of drawing involves a deeper, more personal engagement with the scenes and the people I would like to capture. But here, I should also say that I rarely draw on the spot now. While yes, I have learned to draw, for a long time now I have been using photographs that I take on location. These are my travel photos (snapshots!), which I use as templates for my detailed drawings."
When I draw...
"... I feel the way I did as a 10-yer-old playing with my Playmobil toys, happy, but with intense concentration :)"
Inspirations on my ‘travels’ have been, above all...
"... by the drawings of Jaques Loustal and David Hockney."
I would like to travel...
"... (in winter) to Iceland to observe the fishermen catching cod in stormy seas. I want to accompany the fish onboard a container ship to the Port of Immingham, on the north-east coast of England. And then follow its journey via the fish market to a small fish and chips shop somewhere on the southwest coast. I would like to portray the people I meet on this journey and chronicle their stories."
On my next trip, my travel literature will include...
"... The Headscarf Revolutionaries by Brian W. Lavery."