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Process ☼ On Photography, by Wesley Verhoeve

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  1. Issue · Sep 27, 2026

    262 ☼ I’m back in Ukraine (opens the original)

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    Hi friends,I am writing you from Ukraine right now. I’ve been here for a bit, and life has been interesting, and beautiful, and amazing, and weird, and…well you can imagine. I was able to bring the first copy of NOTICE Journal, Volume Two, and show it to the people who are in the book. The rest of the copies got bound in the mean time and are waiting for me in Amsterdam for when I return. I will write much more about this trip then too. For now, let me show you some of the things I’ve seen so fa

  2. Issue · Sep 20, 2026

    261 ☼ Turning the Camera Around (opens the original)

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    Hi friends,For the past few years, I’ve been photographing 52 Amsterdam creatives for a project called Creatives In/AMS, together with writer . Every week we publish a new chapter on CreativesIn.co and @creativesin_. Last night we celebrated that work at Vrij Paleis, a legendary artist space in Amsterdam, as part of the Amsterdam Museum’s new annual event Creative Grounds. We showed 15 portraits from the project and released a second preview zin

  3. Issue · Sep 13, 2026

    260 ☼ A Morning with Jay Maisel (opens the original)

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    Dear friends,This week I want to pay homage to legendary photographer Jay Maisel. He passed away last month at the age of 95. I visited him in 2018 and left very inspired after a lovely morning.Even if his name doesn’t ring a bell for you, you have almost certainly seen his work. He shot the cover of Kind of Blue by Miles Davis, the most famous jazz record of all time, and many other famous photographs over the course of many decades.For most of his career he lived and worked inside a six-story

  4. Issue · Sep 6, 2026

    259 ☼ No Straight Lines (opens the original)

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    Dear friends,This issue of Process is about steps 8 and 9 of making a book: the design choices and the cover. This past Monday, the pages of NOTICE Journal Volume Two came off the press at robstolk here in Amsterdam. I have an unbound copy on my desk as I write this. It gets bound next week, but even in this raw state I am thrilled with how it’s come out.I also left robstolk with a few of the big uncut sheets, which several pages sit side by side before they get folded and cut. Some of them are

  5. Issue · Aug 30, 2026

    258 ☼ Every Day Is Easier Than Some Days (opens the original)

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    Dear friends,In January I saw the movie Hamnet, and the next night I saw Joep Vermolen’s one-man show So This Was Nice at Mezrab. On both nights, I was so caught up in the inspiring experience of watching that I forgot to take a single photo.As some of you know, I keep a daily photo diary. All the pictures in this issue are from this diary. One picture a day, every day, since the first of January 2023. I usually take a picture of someone I meet, or a funny or beautiful thing I noticed during my

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