Behind Her Uniform: The Double Life Of Servicewomen In The Netherlands

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Photographer from the Netherlands Vivian Keulards showed Dutch women who serve in the Navy at work and at home.

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“People in military uniforms stand out and have an imposing effect on others. You tend to forget the human being behind the uniform,” Vivian told Depositphotos.

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“The concept intrigued me and in 2015 I decided to make portraits of Dutch navy women in two different situations. First in uniform in and around their barracks and later I visited them in their home environment to see who they are outside their military life. Each time I was surprised when they opened their front doors for me. The transformation was amazing, their personalities came to life,” she added.

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