Panoramic nominee
Robbert Frank Hagens
Back to New Nature (Single)
DESCRIPTION
By urbanization, population growth and climate change nature falls back. That is why the Dutch built an artificial island in the Netherlands to compensate the results of climate change. The first of a natural archipelago of islands.
On less then 50 kilometers from Amsterdam the ‘Marker Wadden’ is going to restore one of the largest freshwater lakes in western Europe by constructing islands, marshes and mud flats from the sediments that have accumulated in the lake in recent decades. These 'Marker Wadden' will form a unique ecosystem that will boost biodiversity in the Netherlands.
Previously Dutch three-masters went to unknown islands the conquer them. Now the Dutch three-masters are welcoming new nature.
To emphasize the issue this panorama photo by helicopter is made with a globe effect.
AUTHOR
Practically born with a camera in his hand (1963-), [street] photographer Robbert Frank Hagens explores the world through a creative lens. In his youth (70s) he worked a lot for magazines and news agencies. After the photo academy, he started a photo studio for commercial photography in 1985 to 2010. As of 2010 he has focused as a [street] photographer on the unique in the image, the special in the ordinary.
Exhibitions
2021 - Charlie K Gallery - De Baak Netherlands: 'Chairs'
2020 - Municipality of Utrecht - Utrecht Netherlands: ‘Circulair City'
2020 - InnoEnergy EU - Brussels Belgium: ‘Clean Energy'
2016 - Tiller Gallery - Amsterdam Netherlands: ‘Amsterdam in Panorama’
2015 - Museumplein Amsterdam Netherlands: ‘Amsterdam in Panorama’
2001 - Syllogic Amersfoort Netherlands: ‘Complexity, Architecture and Culture’
1986 - Rabobank Woudenberg Netherlands: ‘Young People’
Experience
2010 > Independent [street]photographer
1985 - 2010: Photo Studio Hagens Art in Media Amersfoort | The Netherlands
1983 - 1984: Academy for Photography - Master in Photography | Apeldoorn, The Netherlands
1982 - 1983: Academy for Photography - Reportage Photography | Apeldoorn, The Netherlands
1981 - 1982: Academy for Fine Arts Artibus | Utrecht, The Netherlands
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