“Rooted in 19th century Romantic notions of the sublime, Misha de Ridder’s images are subtle and beautiful, but also utterly contemporary. Abendsonne is a narrowly focused book that contains a mere eight large images (seven inside and one on the cover) printed on a heavy card stock, but is full of nuance and visual sophistication” — from the review of Abendsonne by Adam Bell

http://www.photoeye.com/magazine/reviews/2011/10_20_Abendsonne.cfm

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< Het Parool, August 13, 2011 – ‘Landschap’ by Bob Frommé

http://www.foam.org/foam-amsterdam/coming-up/2011-exhibitions/ridder,-misha-de

http://metropolism.com/reviews/dicht-op-de-huid-van-de-natuur/

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“Hij laat je in eerste instantie voelen, deel uitmaken van, en zet je pas later aan tot nadenken.” – Lennard Dost, de Volkskrant, 11 March 2009

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