Perhaps you've already noticed them, the photographs on the wall. Or perhaps you were so lost in thought that they escaped your notice. Next time, please take a moment to look closely.

Since 2013, the photos in our waiting room have been changing themes. Every six months, a new series is hung: always a different subject, a different mood. We have looked at Iceland, Buddhist monks in Myanmar, abstract glass images, Christmas atmosphere, and, recognisable to many, the Town Hall and the heathland around Hilversum.

All these series are by the photographer Wendy van Kuler.

The series *De Zuidas* is currently airing on television.
Captured in a way that radiates power and serenity simultaneously.

Wendy:
“The Zuidas continues to fascinate me. The enormous glass buildings, clean lines and reflections constantly change with the light, the weather and the time of day. In this series, I've tried to capture that combination of power, rhythm and beauty, in both colour and black and white.
I love discovering the abstract shapes and small details in architecture: a reflection in glass, a play of lines on a facade, or sunlight that falls just right. My way of looking creates images that are sometimes graphic and powerful, but can also exude calm and stillness.”

About Wendy
Photography has been Wendy’s great passion and hobby for years. She takes on commissions for portraits and newborn photography. She also photographs freely, specialising in macro, travel, abstract images, and architecture.

More of Wendy's work can be found at Wendy's photography website.

Wendy's photography is for sale via the website Work on the wall Vragen? Mail naar Wendy Kuler.