From RobinV-Rally and RobinV-Web to Robin Verheggen
RobinV-Rally became RobinV-Web, and now it simply becomes my own name. Why an agency name from 2008 no longer fits, and what changes now that wildlife takes the lead.
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From the Serengeti to the Dakar. Travel reports, photography technique and what sits behind the images.
RobinV-Rally became RobinV-Web, and now it simply becomes my own name. Why an agency name from 2008 no longer fits, and what changes now that wildlife takes the lead.
Read moreFirst the KiliFair in Arusha, then the safari itself: two leopards before lunch, the Great Migration as far as the eye could see, a lioness asleep on volcanic rock in the Ngorongoro, and a walking safari at Lake Manyara.
Read moreIn the Agafay desert near Marrakech for Yamaha Europe: the unveiling of the Ténéré 700 and the 700 Rally, with Peterhansel, Botturi and Paulin on the bikes. Then the press, and later one of my images on a cover.
Read moreCars that look parked in your photos are a matter of shutter speed and movement, not equipment. Which shutter speeds work, how to stand and rotate, and the mistakes everybody makes at the start.
Read moreRally is about anticipating a fraction of a second. Wildlife is about patience. The techniques overlap more than you would think: panning on running antelope, golden hour on cars, and which lens goes where.
Read moreWhat makes a team stand out is often not a second on the clock but a press release. Why good communication brings in sponsors, and how that works for Van Loon Racing, Vrielink and the Coronel Dakar Team.
Read moreAt the table for Thierry’s Dream, the Rallytrucks podcast, looking back at Dakar 2025. The brutal opening week, the crashes among the favourites in the car class, and the trouble with the FIA.
Read moreAt the Vechtdal Rally the Canon EOS RP ran out of road: autofocus too slow, sensor struggling in poor light. Why the switch went to Sony, which lenses came along, and what the bag looked like a few months later.
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