About ‘The old Enka in Ede’ by Remco Artz
ENKA was a Dutch, and later international, company that produced synthetic fibres. The name stands for: Dutch Artificial Silk Factory. The pronunciation of the letters NK provided the abbreviation eNKa on this factory was built in 1922 and demolished in 2008.
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I'm Remco Artz,
I've been photographing with intermediate positions for a while now because sometimes I don't have the time to go out. A friend of mine showed me pictures he made in which I saw so much emotion and stories that I bought a camera the next day.
He actually taught me everything about how it works and what you can do with the settings of your camera. Actually, you never get out of it.
I have placed my most beautiful works…
