On the road at sunrise, the A44 and A4 to Schiphol Amsterdam.
I am not sure this is filling the brief of LAPC #373 ‘looking back at landscapes’. It’s more looking forward on the road.
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Easyjet coming in easy.
The Netherlands, Zwanenburg – March 2018
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The first theme of 2018 is ‘growth’.
The Netherlands, Haarlemmermeer – December 2017
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This weekly theme is ‘satisfaction’,
A scene from the road on a Summer’s day. Unfortunately the weather is not that good right now. But it is nice to see a sky with fluffy clouds at times soon again.
The Netherlands, A5 Lijnden – July 2017
The Netherlands, Haarlemmerliede – February 2017
Heavy rain can create chaos with loads of water and strong winds. Here the sun shines, on the horizon the rain darkens the sky.
The Netherlands, Burgerveen – October 2016
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Chaos in the end results into an order of something new in a different form or shape. It is about flow and freedom to play and create and destroy. For me clouds fit that picture especially when they tower over us as giants looking down on our flat land.
The Netherlands, Haarlemmermeer – October 2016
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What's (in) the Picture? 