About Teus Renes

Teus Renes is a photographer based in Kralingen, Rotterdam, drawn to the quiet strength of landscapes, light, and solitude. His work is not about capturing a scene—it's about inviting the viewer into it, offering a moment to pause, wonder, and search.

From the vast openness of mountains to the solitary presence of a single tree, his images reflect an instinctive way of seeing the world—where contrast reveals everything, and where space is just as important as subject. Influenced by the dramatic light of the Dutch Masters and the precision of Ansel Adams, his photography embraces both scale and stillness.

Perhaps it stems from childhood—poring over the pages of Snoecks and the Wolters Kluwer Atlas, transported to places far beyond the flat Dutch horizon. Or from memories of Val Verzasca, climbing over ancient rocks, following the river's path. Either way, his camera has always been a way of seeing differently—whether in the grandeur of a mountain at dawn or the delicate silence of falling snow.

Every print is carefully crafted with local framers, using museum-quality materials to preserve its depth and presence.