Anyone who comes to grips with a pottery wheel will be touched by the magic of throwing. After 12 years I still get a huge amount of pleasure from it.
Add to that the feeling of luxury and privilege of using your own crockery, with every piece its own character.
Then there is the bonus of the physical act of throwing that gives you the pleasant feeling of being centered in yourself.
In my pots I like to see simple, pure shapes adorned with a free application of glazes.
Functionality is important to me: every new object has to be tested by using it. A piece that asks to be used is good, if it ends up at the back of the bottom shelf, change it.
That's why I only work in stoneware and porcelain, so that every item is dishwasher-, oven- and microwave-safe.
Needless to say in a webshop a nice pot is just as important as a good picture of that pot. That's why I take great care in photographing my ceramics. Most pictures are taken with the Nikon D600 and a Nikkor 24-85mm 1:3.5-4.5. For light I normally use natural light from a north-east facing window. This also means that I can only use days with bright skies for my photo sessions. Most pictures are only mildly edited as the aim should be: What you see is what you get.
The use of a Full Frame camera for webpictures is debatable: a lot of information gets lost in the process. However when you use the zoom function to take a closer look at my work I think you will find that at close up the pieces gain a bigger presence, thereby making your choice easier.

Enquiries in English are welcome!