Under A Rainbow
At the end of a rainbow should be a pot of gold. Not sure if that is a Mcadee.
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At the end of a rainbow should be a pot of gold. Not sure if that is a Mcadee.
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Shot with iPhone 15 Pro Max edited using Snapseed and Marksta. Click the picture for a larger version.
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The Moerdijkbrug over the Hollands Diep, seen from the Moerdijkbrug for the motorway. In the middle of the Dutch delta.
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The sky over The Netherlands is a wonderful object for photos, we do have lot of sky over our flat land above the low horizon. And that sky can be quite dramatic, even more in monochrome.
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The Netherlands is as flat as a pancake. That is the way foreigners describe my precious habitat. It is not completely accurate, we do have some hills and dunes. The advantage of a flat surface is that we have lots of sky above the horizon. Here a typical Summer scene: rain filled sky and cows in the meadows, the odd windmill and farm.
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Building tunnels is not common in The Netherlands, the soil is mostly consisting of clay on top of a sandpackage. However, recently a new connection between motorway A4 and A44 was opened: the Corbulo Tunnel (link to a video). This is a shot from the first time I travelled throught it. The weekly LAPC #312 is sense of scale’
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On the road looking out of the window.
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No one seems to like these circular wonders, created to keep traffic circulating and flowing in a safe fashion. Especially when they are red, a circular red or an arrow for direction. For lens artists challenge #290 Circular Wonders.
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The A4 tunnel at Leiderdorp, there is light at then end of it. This week’s Lens Artists Challenge #287 is ‘Sound’
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The Van Brienenoordbrug in Rotterdam.
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A small short cut in Norfolk advised by TomTom delivers wonderful scenery.
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The concrete factory of Dyckerhoff Basal in Den Haag. The theme for this week’s Lens Artists Photo Challenge #173 is interesting architecture.
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Schiedam, a small town under the smoke of Rotterdam, with its own iconic windmill. Just a little street in a little town, old and more modern mixed. The theme for this week’s Lens Artists Photo Challenge #173 is interesting architecture.
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A fly over for bicycles (we do have lots of bicycle lanes in The Netherlands) in Zoetermeer, architecture as art. The theme for this week’s Lens Artists Photo Challenge #173 is interesting architecture.
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This week’s theme of the weekly lens artists challenge (#135) is ‘glimpse into your world’. The brief is simple: show us what makes your world spin, or what makes you delirious with joy. Let me start by showing what makes my world spin in photography. That is to visit places, travel, and monochrome photography. One of the most impressive trips was to Yemen in 1998. A beautiful country with amazing scenery and a rich culture. A mountain view near Sanaa in the Haraz mountais in Yemen.
The B4 retouch series
I browsed my archive for pictures to publish. All of them are not completely retouched yet. Scratches, dust and stains are not removed. Shot with Nikon F90 on Kodak TriX, scanned from film and edited using Snapseed and Marksta. Click the picture for a bigger version
The theme for Lens-artists Weekly Photo Challenge #122 is ‘The sun will come out tomorrow’.
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Another one for Weekly Sky Challenge #2. Here you can see how low our horizon is. Skies over The Netherlands.
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Another one for Weekly Sky Challenge #2. Everywhere in my flat home country the horizon is low, so we see skies all the time. Skies over The Netherlands.
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Views from the road, in this instance the E34 East towards Antwerp, looking at Eeklo.
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The first theme of 2018 is ‘growth’.

The Netherlands, Haarlemmermeer – December 2017
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This weekly theme is ‘evanescant’.
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A list of other entries to this theme; if you do not want to be on this list let me know and I remove the link