Almost all of these images are straight from camera, no blurring in-camera movements and no predominant post-processing. A selection you will find below. Every picture has a link to its dedicated category.
Seen at Kunsthal in Rotterdam, beautiful design.
--- 15 July 2021, Rotterdam (NL) 👁 more monochrome ---
Minimalist bench, not meant as an art object but to be used by visitors of Kröller-Muller Museum in the Veluwe.
--- 7 June 2021, Otterlo (NL) 👁 more minimalism ---
Harbours or more rewarding than ports. The sailboats I came across in marinas are all in good nick and that stands for clean pictures. The water in ports is also murkier and often polluted with oil. It wouldn't be too difficult to fill an entire page with these reflections.
--- 26 Dec 2020, Puerto Calero (E) 👁 more reflections ---
Famara is my fave beach in this respect. The east coast is always windy and in spite of the fact that every day the dunes are 'spoilt' by people making shortcuts, the wind sees to it the day after the dunes look pristine again.
--- 23 Dec 2020, Famara (E) 👁 more sand patterns ---
Earlier I must have confided in you, apologies if you read this for the umpteenth time, that I'm one of those people who 'see things' in the bark of trees. For me this image is an elephant, but if you insist it is a whale or a dolphin, I won't hand in a motion of censure.
--- 17 Oct 2020, Lage Vuursche (NL) 👁 more barks ---
Detail of a wall at Dordrecht Museum I put a posterise effect on.
--- 27 Sep 2020, Dordrecht (NL) 👁 more textures ---
There's a small grove nearby my holiday rental home where local stonemasons used to get their material from to build houses. I see a man with a cap on and a cigarette dangling form his mouth.
--- 27 Dec 2020, Conil (E) ---
Easy one: autumn leaves in one of the canals in Utrecht, just opposite 'Tante Sien' for those who know the place.
--- 7 Nov 2019, Utrecht (NL) ---
The Voorlinden Museum in Wassenaar is one of our favourites. It's a privately funded museum and that in itself makes it special. Collections are changed a few times per year and the artists are renowned.
--- 17 Oct 2017, Wassenaar (NL) ---
That La Palma is a volcanic island is something you cannot escape from, wherever you are on the island. Here the coast leaned back a bit so from a steps down to the ocean near Puntagorda I could look back and take this pic. An enormous eruption causing a quarter of the land sliding into the sea accounted for a chemical process, hence the 'unnatural' colours.
--- 31 Dec 2006, Puntagorda (E) ---
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