About Andaluseeya
The Story
After two years of visiting Málaga and spending longer periods there, I decided to share the best images I had taken during that time. I selected the photos carefully and edited them in Lightroom to bring out their full potential.
Andaluseeya brings these images together in one visual collection. The project grew from a personal journey through Málaga and some lesser-known corners of Andalusia. It now serves as an archive of photography, atmosphere and visual storytelling.
I also offer practical services for people and small businesses working in Andalusia. These include content creation, photography, website development, administrative support and technical support. I can also help with multilingual communication and practical questions around GDPR, including how to apply European privacy rules in small businesses and larger organisations.

The Andaluseeya Project
Andaluseeya is a collection of images taken over time in Málaga and parts of Andalusia, including Benalmádena, Estepona and the Sierra Nevada. At first, I took casual photos with my smartphone, without any intention of building a collection.
Over time, the composition and atmosphere improved, along with my photography. In the meantime, I started using a Sony Alpha 6400 mirrorless camera, but most of the images on my first trips were taken on an iPhone — and refined in Adobe Lightroom.

My images reflect how I look at the city and the rest of Andalusia. The work is never finished, and the Andaluseeya project continues to grow.

For services or collaborations, send me an email at andaluseeya.creations@gmail.com.
Your phone number is optional, but if you would prefer me to call you back, you can include it. I speak English, Spanish, French and Dutch (my native language), and a little German too. I look forward to hearing from you!
I have also written a few articles about tourism in Andalusia, which you can find below.
Articles
The rise of tourism in Andalucía and its impact today
Touristification in Málaga’s La Trinidad neighbourhood
Estepona’s Housing Crisis: The Price Behind the Beauty

