A popular beer from an original small independent brewery on the island of Texel is called ‘Skuumkoppen’. It refers to the white on breaking waves.
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The Lens Artist Photo Challenge #301 is ‘floral’. A red rose against the drop of Wysteria.
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The Lens Artist Photo Challenge #301 is ‘floral’. A red rose against the drop of Wysteria.
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The Lens Artist Photo Challenge #301 is ‘floral’. A red rose against the drop of Wysteria.
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The Lens Artists Photo Challenge #297 is ‘music to my eyes’. The moon through insulated glass. The story of Mad Man Moon by Genesis.
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The Lens Artists Photo Challenge #297 is ‘music to my eyes’. Images and music are a strong way of bringing back memories, feelings, situations you once experienced. This photo clicked my memory for a Pink Floyd album ‘Obscured by clouds’. It is not so much the clouds that obscure in this image, the branches of the trees create a web of lines over the sky and sun.
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Lens Artists Photo Challenge #296 is ‘abstracts’.
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Lens Artists Photo Challenge #296 is ‘abstracts’.
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The reflection of the sunset in the sky and water, a beautiful display of colors towards the East.
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Normally I occasionally see air ambulances or police helicopters, but I assume these are not civilian helicopters.
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Skies can be amazingly dramatic these days, sometimes aided by a whiff of Sahara sand in the mix of light and clouds.
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To our surprise we found this duck sitting on a nest, hidden in the grasses of our front garden. Finally ten little chicks came out.
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Winter rain and a bronze statue.
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This week’s Lens Artists Photo Challenge #292 is ‘People here, there and everywhere’.
I do not know who took this photo, I do not know the date. We assume it is just after World War 2, May 1945. And we assume my father took it. The photo lacks focus unfortunately, but that adds to the thrill of figuring out what is on it. Luckily we could ask the youngest sister of my father (my last aunt still alive); she thinks it is taken just after the war.
There is a parade on the street, observed by people; among them the sisters and brother of my father from the top window of my grandfather’s house (called Weltevreden) where my father lived. The point of view is from a window of the house where my mother lived, and where I would be born 14 years later.
The negative is quite poorly and damaged, but a sweep through Lightroom and Snapseed provided this old memory.
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I started documenting the Magnolia, taking a photo a day from the kitchen window. Here is the second gallery.
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Sunrise on the J.H. Oortbrug.
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An old photo of ‘ringsteken’ (if you follow the link you can see some photo’s in action). A traditional activity where horse pulled carriages try to pick off little metal rings from a rope held piece of wood hanging over the road. For lens artists challenge #290 Circular by Wonders.
About the B4 retouch series:
I browsed my archive for pictures to publish. Some of them are partly retouched but most do have scratches, dust and stains.
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I started documenting the Magnolia, taking a photo a day from the kitchen window. Here is a first gallery.
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Sunrise on the J.H. Oortbrug for lens artists challenge #290 Circular Wonders. What is most the biggest wonder? The wheels or the sun? It is the first photo of the iPhone 15 Pro Max.
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A familiar sight in the neighborhood. He never looks good on iPhone but now on Nikon the details of his feathers are quite impressive.
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After dropping its leaves the Magnolia immediately prepares to grow out again in Spring, I always wonder where they get their weather information.
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The theme for the weekly Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #289 is ‘tools of photo composition’. Light, form and shapes when they appear not to be there.
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What's (in) the Picture? 