"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.

"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.

“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.

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. 

"Rhythm the Collection" features 18 works from Bastiaan Woudt's oeuvre. Pages are mounted on a thick, high-quality board. It comes with a T-stand, providing the perfect display for this piece of art.

Printed by Benrido Collotype atelier in Kyoto, Japan, the portfolio box Nude includes 10 unique prints by Bastiaan Woudt and a booklet "The Making of Nude". It is an edition of 10/10

A portfolio box with a wide range of monochrome portraits and surreal impressions of Uganda's landscapes, but also still lifes and portraits of its citizens. The box includes our best-selling V-Stand.

The project Mukono was commissioned by the Marie-Stella-Maris Foundation, which supports local drinking water projects in Uganda. The result is a book with monochrome portraits, alongside some surreal impressions of the local landscape.

The first publication of 1605 Collective - "Tino". This book is the result of the collaboration between model Tinotenda Mushore and photographer Bastiaan Woudt over the last 5 years and is published in a limited edition of only 150 copies.

Portfolio box with 10 archival pigment prints photographed in Morocco (a part of the book "Bastiaan Woudt in Marokko"). The box includes portraits, landscapes, and still lifes that highlight the photographer's vision of the country.