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Selfportrait, just ‘married in secret’ in Cairo, 1985

Photographer Ingetje Tadros (1959) left her tiny hometown in The Netherlands at seventeen to travel the planet and never left her camera at home.
Impressed by impressions she was always looking for the right shot to let the people speak their stories by her photographs.
She was employed by the famous Amsterdam World Museum and a popular travel planner for Nouvelles Frontières.
Ingetje is married with and Egyptian chef and craftsman and relocated to New Zealand with her six weeks old baby.
Here she start planning her travelling and improving her photographs. India became her new destination in life. After another (3 yr) tour around the world with her family she finalized the tour with a twelve months off road across Australia where they settled in Broome.
A new restaurant became a permanent exposition of good food and excellent tastes of the world illustrated by extra large prints and productions.
Getting compliments all day by many customers while best friends finally pushed her to publish when she came home again after a survey on Mali and later Ethiopia where her passion for people was underlined again. Ingetje does not use Photoshop and only uses little technical support or additions to make things better.
She probably is the best to describe as organic, nothing else than natural ingredients are used.
What you see is still what it is and what is was when she turned the impression into eternity.

Ingetje is free lancing now for Worldportraits and The Western Australian Newspaper and is available for free lance work.

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“TYPAN” My FIRST published work in the 2009 Diary the “People and Planet”.
This image won from a pool of over 1000 images from 316 photographers from around the world.



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