"Rhythm" (cover Rhythm) is a 10-year retrospective photobook by Bastiaan Woudt and a collection of black and white personal and commercial portraits, landscapes, and still lifes.

“Peak” by Bastiaan Woudt is a book about a trip through the mountains of Nepal, where the photographer spent 26 days. It results in a document that shows landscapes, still lifes and portraits of Nepali people.

"Rhythm" (cover Carlos) is a 10-year retrospective photobook by Bastiaan Woudt that brings together a stunning collection of monochrome portraits, landscapes, and still lifes from personal and commercial projects.

Museum catalog Twist: a minimalistic and elegant publication with a plan of Bastiaan Woud's exhibition at the Museum Kranenburgh and a list of titles of the work, their dimensions and location.

In "Plastic Ocean", Schaap transforms waste into beautiful sculptures. By photographing these works, she evokes an emotional response from the public by creating a contradiction.

A book by Bastiaan Woudt with portraits of Amsterdammers of different ages, backgrounds and professions made in the mobile studio of the photographer in different parts of the city. 

"After Beauty" is a book by an American photographer Maura Sullivan that reveals the raw black-and-white beauty and poetry of portraits and landscapes of her hometown, New York.

Through "Legacy" magazine, Bastiaan Woudt captured the legacy of Dutch Rugby sport and its players in the Netherlands. The black and white images reflect the roughness and dynamics of the players and honour this multifaceted sport.