by Boukje Canaan | Aug 24, 2026 | Personal Experiences,, Uncategorized
Discovering the True Meaning of Farewell Photography Maybe you have edited many wedding galleries and family sessions, just like me. It was not untiell I had to edit a funeral that I felt a quiet, persistent question lingering in my mind: Is this work going to change...
by Boukje Canaan | Jul 13, 2026 | Equipment and Tools, Personal Experiences,, Stories of Boukje
Inside the Factory Where Your Album Is Born One large black sheet of matte paper is fed into a huge printing machine by hand. Air gets blown passed it, so it won’t stick to any sheet beneath it. On a screen nearby, a woman checks the order number and a dozen...
by Boukje Canaan | Feb 25, 2025 | Stories of Boukje, Storytelling through Photography
I am sure you know Superman Superman grows up as Clark Kent, raised by his foster parents in a quiet, humble life. He is shy, intelligent, and seemingly ordinary—until he discovers his incredible superpowers. With strength beyond measure and the ability to defy...
by Boukje Canaan | Feb 18, 2025 | Personal Experiences,, Stories of Boukje, Storytelling through Photography
I heard my husband talking about many towns in Afghanistan that are completely dark in the evening. Back at Bagram Airfield, it looked like Las Vegas—bright, glowing, alive. The contrast was striking. In those towns, the generators ran only a few hours during the day....
by Boukje Canaan | Aug 12, 2024 | Personal Experiences,
Wouldn’t you love to contribute by working as a Funeral Photographer? I met with acclaimed wedding photographer Sven Soetens from Belgium. For years, he photographed many weddings, covering about 200 weddings a year with a team of assistant photographers, making...
