You know how sometimes in life things seem like they are going perfect, but you feel they are not? Like in this photo, the guy appears to hold the door and balance the guy sitting on it, pretty impressive.

Photographers' self-portraits are crucial to their own development of portrait photography but also to their understanding how portraits relate in art history.

Perhaps you consider yourself an art collector in the traditional sense or maybe you only see yourself as an art lover. You believe in the pleasure of beauty and emotions and that improving your environment improves your life.

What really scared me about photography was how I was supposed to tell or show things about myself. I wasn’t really prepared to come out, which made things complicated for me during my study.

OUTCAST : This work is about the feeling I sometimes have when nobody accepts me, when I feel I'm losing my place in society. Slowly falling down until I hit the floor.

The project Touch Me 2 is about the search of boys for their identity and sexuality. It investigates the question "what is it like to touch another unknown boy for the first time".

When people use words like “that’s gay” or “fag” and so many similar sexual orientation related words (whether or not as a joke), I feel like I am being chained up in a dark corner.

When Arjan Spannenburg started making photos as a profession, he really enjoyed doing his own projects. Via Facebook he got in touch with Sportschool Goederaad in Bodegraven (The Netherlands). They where looking for a photographer, while he was looking for inspiration and people to work with.