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NewYears Dive 2011 (Nieuwjaarsduik)

admin — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 09:44:58 +0000

Camera failure (error 99) after 5 photos sucks big time, especially at a big photoshoot like this! Three photos came out nice though, these are two of them.

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The Unox New Years Dive saw 10.000+ people jumping into the icecold North Sea at Scheveningen Beach in The Netherlands. A great and fun event to photograph, especially if your equipment doesn’t fail on you.

Client: Unox
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Unox Opening Stamppot Season 2010

admin — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 05:22:09 +0000

Shoot for Unox (the largest soup and saugage brand in the Netherlands) celebrating the "Opening van het Stamppotseizoen 2010".
For press and website purposes this shoot was about the opening for the traditional potato stew called "Boerenkool met worst": cabbage-potato stew with smoked sausage. A very popular wintertime dish in the Netherlands.
This years opening was celebrated with 6 families who sent in their favorite recipe for the dish. They were invited to pick the first cabbage from the fields in Northern Holland.

Client: Unox
© 2010 Fotograferen net

Happy New Year!

admin — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 23:13:24 +0000

Just had to upload these two quickly, taken from the infamous Unox Nieuwjaarsduik 2010 (click here for 2008 and 2009). This year turned out the best from the three tries I’ve done so far in making these images with my drysuit and underwater camera. More shots later today or enjoy me at work (20:21) in this item at the main RTL4 News for January 1st.

Image: © Floris Diemel

Full Gallery here.

Unox Nieuwjaarsduik from the water!

admin — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 09:28:59 +0000

Always my first assignment of the year: the Unox Newyears dive in Scheveningen!
Boy, what a great way to start early on January 1st.

With the cold this years edition saw less people joining the dive (about 7.000 instead of the usuall 10.000) but was it a dive indeed: everbody waited to the last second before jumping in en masse! Never saw such a spectacular dive here, altough it was over really, really quickly: just 6 minutes and the Northsea was empty again. Jup, it was cold indeed.

Full gallery here.