I wish all of you the best for 2010! Enjoy the holidays and great food 
December 22, 2009
Happy Holidays
December 17, 2009
Who won the chocolate beetle?
You can check out the winners of the chocolate beetle on the video!
December 9, 2009
Chocolate Beetle – Final part
Het begon als grap, maar nu is hij klaar.. een chocoladekever! Hij is groen, heeft marsepeinen wielen, snoepjes als achterlichten en chocolade ruitenwissers! Het enige dat ontbreekt zijn de verse pralines. Volgende week dinsdag 15 december wordt hij gevuld. Raad hoeveel deze gevulde kever weegt en win hem! Mail het gewicht naar evyraes@mac.com of twitter met vermelding #chocolatebeetle.
What started as a silly joke, became reality… A chocolate beetle! He’s green, has wheels made of marzipan, rear lights of candies and chocolate wipers! The only thing that is missing are the fresh chocolates, which will be placed inside the beetle next week!
December 2, 2009
Chocolate Beetle – Part 2
Who’s gonna be the first to guess the right weight of the chocolate beetle?
Check out tips and making of on:
November 23, 2009
Mexico Absurdos
I finally managed to go through the images of Dia de Muertos… I remembered some weird situations. People wearing masks covered with other masks… A man shooting firework in his bare hand… A bursting musician after playing 12 hours…
November 13, 2009
VW Beetle ad
No movie of me this time. But an ad of VW. Feels like home here in Belgium, all these different nationalities and people driving around
November 10, 2009
Video of Dia de Muertos
I used my Canon 5DII most of the time to take pictures. But from time to time I switched to video. You can check out some impressions in this small video. Another video will be available later.
November 1, 2009
Night of the dead…
Yesterday was the first night for Mexicans to spend on the cemetery with drinks, music and family. Just a few shots to let you enjoy.
October 31, 2009
Parades of the death in Oaxaca
Oaxaca has been very alive since last night… a lot of tourists (with camera’s) and a lot of parades (comparsas) popping up from each corner of the city. I just keep on shooting and I am getting into memory problems to back-up all the pictures. The hardest work will be back at home, make the final selection and retouching. But for now I keep on hunting the festivities with my camera!
