How to Store Old Photographs and Negatives Properly
Learn how to protect old photographs and negatives from discolouration and damage using archival boxes, negative sleeves and photo-safe albums.
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Learn how to protect old photographs and negatives from discolouration and damage using archival boxes, negative sleeves and photo-safe albums.

Landscape photographer Bas Meelker shares his experience with the Fujifilm GFX system: image quality, dynamic range, colour and a calmer way of shooting.
Minimalist color photography: discover how blocks of color, light, shadow, and one strong accent can create images that feel both calm and dynamic.
The Polaroid 20×24 turns fifty: the story of the giant instant camera used by artists including Warhol, Adams, and Sally Mann.
Helen Levitt: City at Play at Kunsthal Rotterdam presents more than 220 photographs, film, and color slides by a master of street photography.
A strong photo series is built on rhythm, return, and detail. Here is how to turn a subject into a story that stays with the viewer.
Using a Nikon Z9, NASA captured the Moon almost completely covering the Sun from Artemis II: a quiet eclipse seen from space.
Your own portfolio website makes your work discoverable beyond Instagram and gives clients a quick view of your style, contact details, and booking options.
In Ed van der Elsken. Up Close, the Rijksmuseum presents well-known and never-before-seen photographs, contact sheets, letters and film clips from his archive.

Blind Magazine and MPB are giving away Ralph Gibson’s personal Leica M Monochrom, including a Summilux 50mm lens and signed print.
From heathlands to dark forests: discover why the FUJIFILM X Series and FUJINON wide-angle lenses are so popular with nature photographers.
A professional photographer sees light, atmosphere and body language differently—and it often shows immediately in the photos.
Discover photogenic travel photography locations across Northern Morocco, from blue Chefchaouen to the coast of Al Hoceima.
Maria Austria Was Here centers on Maria Austria's photographs, Schattenberg's history, and the stories of two families at Camp Westerbork.
A retrospective of Erwin Olaf: Freedom at Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, featuring iconic series and his final video work.
Low-light photography explained: practical settings, techniques, and fast FUJIFILM X Series lenses for sharp results.
Tata Ronkholz’s first major retrospective was on view at Huis Marseille from February 14 through June 21, 2026.
Sony and blind photographer Gary Williamson present the Through Their Lens photo collection for World Sight Day.
World Press Photo celebrated 70 years with 70 limited-edition archive prints in a temporary print sale and retrospective on photojournalism.
With What Have We Done?, World Press Photo critically reflected on 70 years of photojournalism and recurring visual patterns.
Practical tips for capturing beautiful nature and landscape photos while camping, from gear and golden hour to creative night photography.
The Queer Havens exhibition by World Press Photo, in collaboration with Pride Photo, was scheduled for Amsterdam in summer 2025.
The colorful exhibition 'The Joy of Life' by photographic artist Hans Withoos was scheduled to feature 75 magical-realist works and his latest creations.
Want to create a portfolio website for your photography business? Here's what you need to know.
Which photograph has stayed with photographer Sander Veeneman? Discover why this particular image still resonates with him.
Bill Eppridge photographed Robert F. Kennedy shortly after the June 5, 1968 shooting at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles.
Tips for starting a career in photography, Part 2, by mentor Feddo van Gogh.
Hellen van Meene (Alkmaar, 1972) has achieved worldwide success with her portraits of adolescent girls and women.
Why did Albert Einstein stick out his tongue in that famous photograph? The story behind Arthur Sasse's iconic press image.
Photographer Marcel van der Vlugt discusses his favorite photograph from A New Day, a personal series exploring beauty, the body, and alienation.
Tips for getting started in photography: how to approach it (part 1), by mentor Feddo van Gogh.
Carli Hermès discusses his favorite photograph: a freely interpreted work in a 1920s style, commissioned by Wijs & van Oostveen.
The documentary Manufactured Landscapes follows photographer Edward Burtynsky through China and explores landscapes shaped by large-scale industrialization.
From Blow Up to Rear Window: 10 inspiring films about photography, visual language, composition, and cinematography that every photographer should see.
Which photograph has stayed with portrait photographer Bob Bronshoff? Discover why this particular image still resonates.
Which photograph has stayed with news anchor and photographer Sacha de Boer? Discover why this particular image still resonates.
He is the greatest war photographer of our time: James Nachtwey. Foam brought the acclaimed American (1948, New York) to Amsterdam.
Lex van Rossen is regarded as a pioneer of Dutch pop photography and became known for dynamic concert photographs centered on form and composition.

DREAM AMSTERDAM invited Spencer Tunick to photograph nude volunteers at secret locations around the city.
Migrant Mother, the photograph that became an icon of the Great Depression of the 1930s, by Gertruud de Smit
Which photograph has stayed with advertising photographer Kees Tabak? Discover why this image still resonates.
In Times Square, New York, a sailor expresses his joy by passionately kissing a nurse — Alfred Eisenstaedt
In 1860, Israël David Kiek (1811-1899) began taking portraits. The Dutch words ‘kiekje’ and ‘kieken’ most likely originated here.
Which photograph has stayed with news photographer Guus Dubbelman? Discover why this particular image still resonates with him today.
Which photograph has stayed with paparazzi photographer Edwin Smulders? Discover why this particular image remains so memorable.

Antoine François Jean Claudet (1797–1867) is known as a French artist, glass merchant, and one of the first commercial photographers.
A portrait of press photographer Sem Presser, from his own photo agency and wartime work to his postwar reporting and advocacy for photographers.
In The Chemist, Frederic Scott Archer (1813–1857) describes a new photographic process that uses collodion.

Fotofestival Schiedam (FFS) is an annual festival. Its seventh edition, held in 2020, explored the theme “Transitions.”
The photo exhibition Turner – Silence in the City opened at the Amsterdam City Archives on August 4, 2020.
Het Uur van de Wolf: Lee Miller – The Liberation of a Photographer. Broadcast on Saturday, July 4, 2020.
Photo London’s autobiographical Steve McCurry video series looked back on his eye-opening first journey through Afghanistan in 1978.
In 2020, Hasselblad continued its Hasselblad Heroines series for a second year, highlighting seven female photographers.
After Us, the Flood was Kadir van Lohuizen’s documentary series about low-lying regions, broadcast on NPO 2.
Jan Bosdriesz’s documentary about Ed van der Elsken, Lust for Life, premiered in 2019.
In 2019, Hilton Amsterdam hosted a photo exhibition about John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s Bed-In for Peace.
Kadir van Lohuizen and Yuri Kozyrev show how melting Arctic ice reveals geopolitics and climate change in VPRO Tegenlicht.
The 2019 solo exhibition Day In, Day Out by Dutch photographer Teun Hocks (1947) at TORCH Gallery featured ten new photo-paintings.
Gemeentemuseum Den Haag and Fotomuseum Den Haag honor the renowned Dutch photographer Erwin Olaf with a double exhibition.
The Unseen Beatles exhibition at 5&33 Gallery in the art'otel, because in 2019 it is exactly 55 years since The Beatles visited Amsterdam.
Photo exhibition of Jan van der Horn with his 'jewel of light' on the IJplein and in the Sixhaven of Amsterdam North
Being Places, a solo exhibition by Dutch photographer Ellen Kooi (born 1962) at TORCH Gallery, presented her most recent work.
In the VPRO documentary Vilshult, Tom Roes investigates the story behind a black-and-white photograph of an Amsterdam canal and a red bicycle on an IKEA poster.
In fall 2018, Kunsthal Rotterdam presented Surf Tribe, a photography exhibition by Belgian photographer Stephan Vanfleteren.
From September 30, 2018, through January 20, 2019, Museum Jan Cunen in Oss presented a retrospective of photographer Marie Cécile Thijs.
Dolf Toussaint’s exhibition Amsterdam voor het voorbij is brought together photographs from the late 1950s to the mid-1980s.
In the Light of Venus was the title of a retrospective exhibition devoted to photographer Jan van der Horn.
An ode to the Polaroid photo: Het Uur van de Wolf featured filmmaker Willem Baptist’s documentary Instant Dreams.
Reflex Gallery Amsterdam presents Art History, a solo exhibition by Miles Aldridge featuring colorful, surreal photographic art and glamorous mises-en-scène.
The 50 Years of Paradiso exhibition opened at the Amsterdam Museum on March 30.
Harry Fayt’s Underwater Photo Exhibition ran from February 10 through March 9, 2018, at VondelCS MediaCafé in Amsterdam.
A portrait of press photographer Jeroen Oerlemans, who documented conflict zones and was killed while on assignment in Sirte in 2016.