Rene dissel

A s a child René Dissel (1962) photographed everything with his plastic Kodak instamatic camera, especially airplanes with a nearby airbase. After a turbulent life as a musician he picked up the camera again and won a first price in landscape for National Geographic 2007. His early photographic work...

A s a child René Dissel (1962) photographed everything with his plastic Kodak instamatic camera, especially airplanes with a nearby airbase. After a turbulent life as a musician he picked up the camera again and won a first price in landscape for National Geographic 2007. His early photographic work with film was shot in black and white. Influenced by photograpers like Irving Penn and many others he followed a masterclass with Maarten Corbijn alias Corbino In 2014 he made a book with 50 portraits in black and white “ontmoetingen met Amersfoorters” with analogue medium format cameras. Resluting in several exhibitions .
Since he uses digital cameras his output has changed more to colour. For some time he experimented with i.c.m. (intentional camera movement) combining different techniques like long exposure and multi exposure. Painting with the camera with the main goal to produce an image just in camera without post processing the images in Photoshop. And voila with his love for the sea, lakes and rivers he made a series of abstract fine art images. The images breathe a sense of Zen, silent flowing spaces like meditations. Besides this experimental work he has always been making portraits , storytelling artworks in black and white.