Sharing Experiences through Nature Photography
a talk by Jeroen Van Nieuwenhove
“One of the driving reasons for photography is that we do it to capture memories so we can revisit them”
In the face of the increasing presence of artificial intelligence, sharing and experiencing stories in photography has become increasingly more important. In this lecture, Jeroen takes you on his journey in photography and how he went from looking for memories to creating them for others.
Jeroen Van Nieuwenhove is a full-time Belgian Icelandic nature photographer working out of Reykjavík, Iceland. Being inspired by extremes, he has largely dedicated his photography to documenting the Arctic, with a special focus on volcanic eruptions & the Icelandic Highlands. Most recently, he received international attention for his dedication to documenting the Fagradalsfjall & Svartsengi volcanic eruptions in Iceland. With his work surrounding volcanoes, he focuses on showing the exceptional beauty within the chaos, whilst highlighting the creation within the destruction. Jeroen is also a self-published author and teaches photography through workshops & ebooks.
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