Duitse militairen bij een bunker aan de Noordzeekust 1940 - 1944

This collection of black and white photographs shows German soldiers by bunkers on the North Sea coast. Each image, a small window into a specific moment, is part of a larger, unknown narrative. I wonder about the person who captured these scenes. Were they sympathetic to the soldiers, or a detached observer? What did they leave out? In one photo, soldiers huddle in a bunker, their faces a mix of boredom and apprehension. The texture of the rough, sandy landscape contrasts with the smooth uniforms, each element telling a silent story. The act of photographing, framing, and arranging these images—it's a conversation across time. Each click of the shutter, a mark. Each photograph, a question. What stories do these images tell? And what do they leave unsaid?