I have a longtime experience as a photographer, having worked professionally in the field since 1968. I initially worked as a fashion photographer for international magazines. My personal artwork saw numerous exhibitions and publications in the Netherlands, Japan, the US, France, Germany and other countries. I have photoworks in many presigious international museums and corporate and private collections. I was a photography professor at a number of art schools and universities in the Netherlands and the US.
My work is represented by the Argus Gallery, Marienstrasse 26, Berlin, the Kahmann Gallery, Lindengracht 35 Amsterdam, the Paul Berlanga Gallery Chicago.
I love to work with models who are interested in my particular style of work and who see their role in the creation of fascinating, new images as a challenge.
I work with the time-proven, but slow concept of the large view-camera (yes, with the dark cloth over my head) and analogue (film) photography.
I print in the darkroom and have been told that my images are of astouding beauty (but I would of course never say so myself)
Even though it is unusual that models approach photographers, I am open to requests. In my past as a fashion photographer, many a successful model started her career with a test shoot in my studios. So please, do not be modest and contact me if you see yourself placed in a Rutger ten Broeke image. You will be treated with due respect...
Rutger ten Broeke, Baarlo 2014

credits
I am glad to be able to credit Blanka Wasowicz, Caren van Herwaarden, Nirmala Hogendoorn, Monique van Bijnen, Annet Voskamp, Joy Ruppert, Denise Groenevenld and Sandra Ruijssen who posed for me over the years and helped me find the proper atmosphere and expression.

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