About bakers and the frog
Baker Denise from Belgium
You asked me to share more about my work as a freelance photographer and designer. A few days ago, I told you about the development of a logo and a color palette. Today a story about flexibility. Mental flexibility. Because that is necessary in my work. Take yesterday. We made an appointment to photograph a bakery. Things went a little differently, our appointment had been forgotten and there turned out to be a different baking schedule than we were told beforehand, but we met with a great baker (thank you Denise!) who was willing to think along with us. After more than 4 hours of driving we could have reacted disappointed, but together with the bakers we made it a wonderful afternoon. And after we braved downpours and went looking for a cafe, there was 'De Kwaakvos' ('the frog'), a cozy no-nonsense cafe with again very nice staff. A Belgian adventure with beautiful bread and inspiring bakers, a park full of dripping hydrangeas, a warm welcome in De Kwaakvos where we took notes for our story to be written later. And yes, that is a working day!
Restaurant ‘De Kwaakvos’ (The Frog)
Isn't it fascinating how our world has changed? In an era where digital illusions have become the norm, we often find ourselves entangled in a game of ‘real or fake’? Our eyes, once trusted witnesses to reality, have transformed into the first skeptics. With every stunning photo shared online, the question inevitably arises: ‘Is this AI-generated?’