Still-life photography is a form of photography that portrays a curated composition of objects and subjects in a very specific way, depending on the artist’s intentions.
Still-life photography can be either stumbled upon by coincidence and chosen to be photographed by the artist or organized and arranged in a particular way.
This includes tasks such as preparing the photography equipment, selecting the appropriate lenses, ensuring the necessary lighting is in place, adjusting camera settings, and creating the composition.
Meeuws also skillfully uses the chiaroscuro effect in his works through the use of a neutral background and precise lighting to create a dramatic Flemish flair.