Photographer Roel Visser (1952) always has his camera with him. After all, you never know. He photographs – of course – with his own view of the world around him. And he won many awards with it. In this photo book ‘Look at us now’, his eighth, we look through his eyes again. And then you become aware what intrigues Visser. What he wants attention for, what he is critical of. Without accusing or blaming the people in his photos. It's like looking into their souls in an unguarded moment, especially when they're looking straight into the camera.