Author Archives: Rob Mitchell

Rob Mitchell was born in the suburbs of London in 1970. He studied photography and design at a renowned art college in the UK, learning the crafts of making industrial scale models and photography. The skills obtained during the hands-on era of model making and analogue photography have proved invaluable throughout his career in the car, tv and product design industries. After relocating to Belgium, Rob has continued to develop both hands-on skills and the skills needed to stay at the leading edge of the digital revolution. These skills have included helping develop 3D design software, lecture and train people in the use of 3D software and written countless articles on the matter. The switch of skills and thinking from analogue to digital photographic imaging techniques has been smooth and continues to open new doors. Photography, the foundation subject of Rob’s studies has been boosted in recent years and now commercial photography is the main focus of his work. The constant learning curve and development of skills are what drives Rob onwards in his career. Coupled with the 20 years of experience and creativity, this is a formidable force in the digital imaging world.

I AM | A BIT IMPRESSED

The internet is an amazing place, a place where news spreads faster than ever, news is posted as it happens, right there and then. Not only that, but the expectation of news is increasingly fueled by rumours spread through the Internet. Last night was one of those many events where rumours meet news, news is…

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Night time Panorama

Ghent, and one of the most popular and well know areas. The Graslei. Full 360° panorama set up to run in Flash or HTML5. It’ll run on just about every device and especially fun on an iPad2 with full gyro control! Give it a whirl. Click on the photo to open a new page, and…

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Summer time. Lapse.

I was recently asked to make a time-lapse for a company who were sponsoring an event in Ghent. The company just happens to be my favourite brewery and then event was a drive-in movie. The event was the last in a series of drive-in events organised by CirQ , DOK and Cinemobiel The video was…

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Angels in little cars.

One of my clients is an organisation here in Flanders called the Wit-Gele Kruis. The White-Yellow Cross. Back in the UK we’d refer to this a district nursing service. I’ve done several shoots for the WGK but this last one really did open my eyes to the type of people that work there, the job…

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