Something about me

Father, husband, biker, pilot, engineer, producer, editor....
All of the above

Oyibo has received the love for photography from his father. He could wake up at 4am to go to a curtain venue (like a windmill) because of the correct sunlight. Then wait for hours to capture the perfect shot.
Oyibo never went that crazy but he did...

A lot of members from Oyibo's family have a history with the sea. Both his father as his brother have been seafarers. So where some uncles and other relatives.
Oyibo went to school to be a Marine Engineer and in his heart, he has always remained one.

Trossel Norton 920 Commando

In the early eighties, Oyibo was a founding member of the Convicts MC Leiden (CMCL). And although for all, a Harley Davidson has the highest virtue to reach, Oyibo remained to his all time love of English Motorbikes and of course to Norton in particular. Oyibo owned 3 Norton Commando's.
The only tattoo Oyibo has, is from Norton. Nothing else.

In early 2000, Oyibo purchased a Triumph 955i T5. Oyibo drove with this Triumph from Brussels to Copenhagen and back (1980km) in 24 hours. Including a meeting at the company headquarters that time. He crashed the Daytona later that summer in Italy
He replaced that with a Triumph Daytona 955i NS which he still owns. With a 100.000 km on the clock. At this moment, the Daytona NS is being converted to the likes of a Triumph Speed Triple 955i but then with over 160bhp.

Besides the obvious, Oyibo likes other things in life as well. Cooking and baking (although not a specialist) and good food of course. Oyibo doesn't drink much (basically only Single Malt with The Macallan and Talisker as his favorite). Everything is OK as long as it is NOT blended. Blended whiskey is for cleaning only

Please note that the software packages mentioned at this site are mentioned in the download section.

I like to note that this page is fully made in Pinegrow 7.92 and BlueGriffon (discontinued) and used the latest CSS styles and HTML5 by Oyibo VFX.

Special thanks of course to Jacko who is a network genius of the highest level (check his company website Better Access) but always helped me out with some complicated scripting. The 3D rendering is a good example...