Anton Bossenbroek is a French/Dutch photographer based in Canada. After studying Computer Science, he spent 12 years consulting Fortune 500 companies on Artificial Intelligence. In 2010, he began photographing with a Diana F+ camera, gradually discovering photography’s power to shape narrative and mood through selective focus and composition. He fell in love with analogue processes, eventually teaching himself large-format photography. His first major project began in 2021, documenting a 20-day hike through the French/Spanish Pyrenees, shooting black and white on Mamiya RZ67.
Later that year, Anton's vision for a new project solidified during a portfolio review with Sabiha Çimen and Christina de Middel. He was accepted into a long-term Magnum mentorship with Susan Meiselas and Matt Black, where he began 7 Rad: a Dutch Nocticide, a self-funded project exploring how being the most light-polluted country in the world affects the Dutch landscape. He refined his approach further through workshops with Ron Jude and Robbie Lawrence.
This year, as part of the Annual Foto Filmic Mentoring Program, Anton embarked on the current project Reflection.
