November was a whirlwind month—exhausting, yet fulfilling. I found myself constantly on the move, balancing work with social moments, but each moment was enjoyable in its own way. By the end of the month, I felt both tired and content, a true reflection of how busy I had been.

Work took up a significant portion of the month, with a number of events and headshot sessions at various companies. Some clients were repeat customers, and it was rewarding to see the photos I took being used in creative ways, such as on roll-up banners at a congress. Another client even put together a wall of headshots, showcasing the people they work with. I also had some fun assignments photographing ‘frituren’ for a company that provides frying equipment, in addition to some outdoor portrait sessions and more events.

Despite the busy schedule, I still made time for my passion—street photography. I spent time in my hometown of Antwerp, explored Aalst (which was a new city for me), and even did some street photography while on holiday in Nice and Monaco. Street photography is something I love, but it can be both energizing and draining. I’ve learned to pace myself and plan for more balanced photography sessions moving forward.

In need of some relaxation, I visited a few museums and savored the delicious food in Nice. I also had the pleasure of meeting Iris and Mania, two talented street photographers from Belgium and the Netherlands, during a meet-up in Antwerp. Of course, I didn’t forget to spend quality time with friends, allowing myself to unwind and recharge.


Firsts and Highlights of November 2024

November was filled with new experiences, whether it was traveling to new cities or indulging in new activities. Some of the first-time experiences this month included:

  • Cities/Countries: Aalst, Nice, Monaco
  • Restaurants/Bars: Graan in Antwerp, Murni Coffee in Antwerp, Mos & Mok in Sint-Niklaas
  • Books and Movies:
    • Jungle by Patrick Roberts
    • Death’s End by Cixin Liu
    • Gladiator 2
    • Groundhog Day
  • Museums Visited:
    • Musée de la Photographie Charles Nègre
    • Musée Massena
    • Musée Henri Matisse
    • Musée de Préhistoire de Terra Amata
    • Musée des Beaux-Arts Jules Chéret

Reflections on a Busy, Rewarding Month

November may have been tiring, but it was also incredibly rewarding. I had the opportunity to explore new places, meet inspiring people, and continue doing what I love. As the month comes to a close, I’m excited for what’s ahead and ready to take on more adventures in the coming months.

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