Het Nederlands Fotomuseum heeft de tentoonstelling Lust for Life van Nederlands bekendste straatfotograaf Ed van der Elsken. De foto’s zijn in kleur, waardoor hij nog dichter kon komen bij de personen die hij in beeld bracht. De beelden zijn tot en met 31 juli te zien in het Nederlands Fotomuseum in Rotterdam.

 

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Only a few day left! Come and see the most beautiful colour photographs by Ed van der Elsken in the exhibition ‘Lust for Life’ from 25 May. With the greatest icons and work never shown before. Buy your tickets now at nederlandsfotomuseum.nl #edvanderelsken #lustforlife2019 #nederlandsfotomuseum #colourphotography #almost #cantwait

Een bericht gedeeld door Nederlands Fotomuseum (@nlfotomuseum) op 22 Mei 2019 om 9:07 (PDT)

 

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INSTAGRAM CONTEST LUST FOR LIFE 2019⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ Ed van der Elsken loved photographing people. Through his camera, Ed made contact with his subjects from all over the world. As soon as colour photography was available to him, Ed van der Elsken embraced it with open arms. Colour allowed him to get even closer to the reality of things and to convey emotions even better. ⠀⠀ Be inspired by Ed van der Elsken and share your best emotion colour photograph from 25 May to 31 July on Instagram with #LustforLife2019, tag @nn_nederland and @nlfotomuseum, and win amazing Ed van der Elsken prizes. The first prize will be a limited edition colour photo by Ed van der Elsken ⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ The Award Ceremony of the Instagram photo contest will be held at 23 August from 7 – 9 p.m. at the Nederlands Fotomuseum. ⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ More info & terms and conditions: http://bit.ly/ContestEd⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ 1) Amsterdam (ca. 1975), Nederlands Fotomuseum / © Ed van der Elsken ⠀⠀ 2) Mikoshi procession near Asakusa, Tokio (1986), Nederlands Fotomuseum / © Ed van der Elsken ⠀⠀ 3) Shinjuku (Tokio), 1986 – Nederlands Fotomuseum / © Ed van der Elsken⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ #contest #lustforlife2019 #edvanderelsken #people #colour #photography #colourphotography #kleur #winning #love #streetphotography #nederlandsfotomuseum #emotion #goodluck

Een bericht gedeeld door Nederlands Fotomuseum (@nlfotomuseum) op 25 Mei 2019 om 3:15 (PDT)

 

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As well as for striking people, Ed had a sharp eye for striking, odd or amusing scenes that he came across in the Netherlands or on his travels. The things he photographed might be wonderful but they might also be appalling. Once he even put on an exhibition of pictures in that second category: “Je gelooft niet wat je ziet” (‘You Won’t Believe What YouSee’). Travelling around the world, Ed shows us one amazing sight after another. He loved the interaction between true and false, between real life and fantasy, between seeing and (perhaps not) believing. Photography was the ideal medium for him.⁣⠀ ⁣⠀ Lust for Life | Ed van der Elsken, on show from 25 May at the Nederlands Fotomuseum.⠀ ⁣⠀ More info & Tickets: http://bit.ly/Elsken ⁣⠀ ⁣⠀ Bourgogne, France, 1980 – Nederlands Fotomuseum / © Ed van der Elsken ⁣⠀ ⁣⠀ #Edvanderelsken #colour #photography #nederlandsfotomuseum #exhibition #odd #grandma #granny #oma #vintage #fashion #twins #lustforlife2019 #people #old #france #1980

Een bericht gedeeld door Nederlands Fotomuseum (@nlfotomuseum) op 20 Apr 2019 om 2:04 (PDT)

 

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“But what I’d really like is to have a tiny camera built into my head with a highly sensitive microphone and then very consciously watch and record everything 24 hours a day.”⁣⠀- Ed van der Elsken. Lust for Life | Ed van der Elsken, on show from 25 May at the Nederlands Fotomuseum.⠀ ⁣⠀ More info & Tickets: http://bit.ly/Elsken⁣⠀ ⁣⠀ Damrak, Amsterdam, 1983 – Nederlands Fotomuseum / © Ed van der Elsken⁣⠀ ⁣⠀ #Edvanderelsken #colour #photography #nederlandsfotomuseum #exhibition #red #boots #girls #vintage #fashion #lustforlife2019

Een bericht gedeeld door Nederlands Fotomuseum (@nlfotomuseum) op 14 Apr 2019 om 10:42 (PDT)