
The St. Willibrord Church in Utrecht is one of the best preserved examples of the Utrecht School of the Gothic Revival. The church is almost invisible in the surrounding buildings, but who enters is immediately struck by the overwhelming impression of this mystical ornate church, built by architect Tepe and the St. Bernulphusgilde.
During the concert I shot a series of publicity photographs. This was quite challenging due to the low light conditions in the church.