Marjan photographer
posted by marjan hols reis photography at 9:39 AM
Marjan Hols-Reis (1959) is an experienced professional photographer. After her studies and work in the fashion branch in Holland, she went to Portugal. There, as a young mother, she started to develop her talent for photography with passion. First, through photo’s of (her) children and pets. Later she expanded her field of work to people, travel and advertising photography. Her work is published in parenting, pets and lifestyle magazines. At first in Portugal and later all over Europe. On many occasions her work is used on a magazine cover. In the past few years Marjan’s work keeps following her interest. She has been taking on work from private clients and done projects for businesses. Recently she designed a style calendar, which will be selectively marketed. Marjan has her own studio, which is situated in a beautiful and relaxed environment. The studio is spacy and fully equipped with good lighting. It is, amongst others, suited for photography of children. The environment, the toys, the props together with Marjan’s personal and professional skills result in quality pictures with kids behaving naturally www.marjanholsreis.com
4 Comments:
I was in Amsterdam many years ago and remember it as a beautiful and cheerful city. I think you captured that wonderfully in your pictures. Congratulations!
Clean images full of colors...
In the pandora's box (see above) were pictures in Amsterdam in 1987 that I took when we were invited over by one of my greatest friends ever, the brother I never had in my own family, Jos Steenhuis. He needed my professional help, but had to leave for a mission to El Salvador the day after we arrived. He left us his apartment in xxxxxgracht for 2 days.
I haven't been able to return to Amserdam since. Why not?
Jos died in the Spring of 1989 after a 6-month battle, aged 41. His loss was literally felt around the world, because he was a rare, truly great human being. It devastated me. I needed him so much at that time. His death was a cruel robbery. Nothing is for free. There is a price to pay for the quality of our relationships sometimes. Your pics are great, because this is how I remember it from all the visits I made there!
I would love to see your pictures of amsterdam.
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