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Hotel café restaurant Graaf Bernstorff in 2018.
Reeweg, Schiermonnikoog island, The Netherlands.
Het hotel is genoemd naar de familie Von Bernstorf. De Duitse graaf Berthold Hartwig Arthur von Bernstorff-Wehningen, heer van Jasebeck (1842-1917) kocht Schiermonnikoog in 1893 voor 200.000 gulden. Von Bernstorff liet naaldbossen aanleggen voor de houtproductie. Vanaf 1906 is Georg Ernst August von Berstorff (1870-1939) eigenaar van het eiland. In 1939 overleed Hartwig en zoon Berthold Eugen graaf Von Bernstorff (1902-1987) erfde het eiland.
Na de oorlog, op 27 december 1945, werd het eiland officieel door de Nederlandse staat geconfisqueerd. Graaf Von Bernstorff kon niet voorkomen dat het eiland van hem werd afgenomen. Hij probeerde in 1964 nog om het eiland terug te krijgen. Dat lukte niet en hij eiste een schadevergoeding van de Duitse staat. Uiteindelijk kreeg hij in 1983 een vergoeding van 80.000 Duitse Marken. De graaf overleed in 1987.
Laura van der Graaf (NED) listening to coach Arjan Vos on day 2, during the morning match against Hungary.
Photographs from 2011 Pythia Cup international water polo tournament that was held in Itea, Greece from August 5 to August 7, 2011.
Image taken with a SkyWatcher 70mm SK707AZ2, using a super 25mm lens (28x).
Also known as Collinder 386, it lies at Ophiucus (The Serpent Bearer) constellation.
Afocal, with Lumia 640.
Edited with MS Picture Manager, and Photofiltre.
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The pictures were taken on Fuji Superia ISO 800 colour film, developed by foto van de graaf in Rotterdam.
I used a Pentax MZ-50 for these shots.
Synchro team & coach synchro club De Dolfijn at National Championships free combination (winners gold medal).
www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdDTOClfQdI
De Dolfijn won GOLD at National Championships Free Combination (as they did in 2015), Pieter van den Hoogenband Swimming Stadium, Eindhoven, the Netherlands.
Score: 74,5333 p.
Athletes:
Natalia Braams
Nesrine El Filali
Elianne Essayan
Liza Foppen
Margot de Graaf
Jisca Majolee
Iris Pardieck
Anne Saffia-Griffioen
Dilara Yugnuk
Nicolien Wellen
Aafke Kok (R)
Coach:
Fleur Amsen
Team De Dolfijn at National Championships free combination (winners gold medal).
Missing in this picture: Nicolien Wellen, who was ill and took a moment of rest after the medal ceremony (!).
www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdDTOClfQdI
De Dolfijn won GOLD at National Championships Free Combination (as they did in 2015), Pieter van den Hoogenband Swimming Stadium, Eindhoven, the Netherlands.
Score: 74,5333 p.
Athletes:
Natalia Braams
Nesrine El Filali
Elianne Essayan
Liza Foppen
Margot de Graaf
Jisca Majolee
Iris Pardieck
Anne Saffia-Griffioen
Dilara Yugnuk
Nicolien Wellen
Aafke Kok (R)
Coach:
Fleur Amsen
Haager Lies
24104 was built in 1950 by Graaf Elze (serial number 7385) with AEG electrical components for the Bad Eilsener Kleinbahn in Germany as their ET204. On the BEK, it ran on 600 V with a top speed of 40 km/h. In 1967 it was sold to the Montafonerbahn where it was adapted to 800 V and regeared to 75 km/h and renumbered it as B4ET 10.101. In 1972 the MBS upgraded it run on either 800 V direct or 15,000 V AC. MBS sol it to Stern & Hafferl in 1991 and it acquired number ET 24.104 where it runs on 750V.
Unit 24104 has just arrived in Lambach with train 8263 (14:09 from Haag am Hausruck) and will return at 15:18 as train 8264. Thursday September 26th, 2002.
"Metropolis" by Jelle de Graaf, Stationsplein, Enschede, Netherlands, May 2023.
Fujifilm X-E1 - Fujinon XF 35mm F1.4 R
The Innovationen tower, the first of the two towers being built in the project called Norra Tornen, designed by Dutch architect Reinier de Graaf of OMA for a site in the outskirts of the Vasastaden district of Stockholm. This tower, which opened in 2018, is 125 m tall, with 35 floors and 182 units. All apartments were sold out even before construction began.
The second tower, called the Helix, will be shorter, 100 m, 30 floors and ix expected to open in 2020.
The highly detailed effigy of count Gottfried IV von Arnsberg (+1371), made around or shortly after his death by the 'Master of the St. Peter Portal Apostle'.
The armour depicted shows the typical German style of the years between 1360 and 1380: a diverse combination of much mail and plate (or cuir bouilli), an already globose breast of the coat of plates, a jupon, and retention chains. By 1380 full plate for the limbs would become generally more adopted, a trend that started much earlier in England and France.
The count wears (Westphalian/North Western German) armour of the 1360s:
- a rounded bascinet with a camail attached by vervelles on a very decorative band
- a jupon with edges ending in trefoils, probably worn over a coat of plates, depicting the Arnsberg arms: the eagle being 'canting arms', a pun on the Middle Low German word for eagle. 'Arend' is still the present-day Dutch word; 'Adler' being the High German word.
- three retention chains for the sword, dagger and great helm are attached to the breast
- a hauberk with three-quarter sleeves and a skirt ending in four points (front, sides, behind)
- a decorative hip belt; the bronze dagger and sword are more recent replacements
- splinted vambraces (similar to www.flickr.com/photos/roelipilami/8602415024/in/album-721... ), worn under the mail sleeves, and early hourglass gauntlets
- rerebraces, attached by points, which are apparently typical for Western Germany/Westphalia; compare to those seen in the almost contemporary Osnabrücker Altar: www.flickr.com/photos/roelipilami/51117835883/in/album-72...
- plate (?) cuisses made up of two parts, the upper part ending in a toothed edge
- poleyns with early wings worn over those cuisses and mail cuisses as well (?) (the edge is visible), which are worn over mail chausses with narrow indented greaves (similar to the rerebraces)
- narrow sabatons on the feet and rowel spurs
Note the crested tournament helm (with an eagle and hearts) on the sides of the tomb.
Emma Graaf SWE (Sweden) FPRO Stockholm City Triathlon/ Cykelcity..Ironman Kalmar 2013.
Camera: NIKON D800E.Lens: VR Zoom 24-120mm f/4G IF-ED 82.ISO: 100
2 x SB900 camera left triggered by PW FlexTT5 without modifiers
Great fun playing around with lighting and breaking the 'rules'. I think this shot proves that it is possible to under light a face in a flattering way.
Underlit Portrait Ferry de Graaf, TV presenter RTL4
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Found in Antwerpen (B).
L➔R:
1972-73 FORD Capri MK1 1600 XL,
1962-64 Chevrolet Suburban C-30 Panel Truck.
Antwerpen (B.), Graaf van Egmontstraat, March 8, 2012.
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The highly detailed effigy of count Gottfried IV von Arnsberg (+1371), made around or shortly after his death by the 'Master of the St. Peter Portal Apostle'.
The armour depicted shows the typical German style of the years between 1360 and 1380: a diverse combination of much mail and plate (or cuir bouilli), an already globose breast of the coat of plates, a jupon, and retention chains. By 1380 full plate for the limbs would become generally more adopted, a trend that started much earlier in England and France.
The count wears (Westphalian/North Western German) armour of the 1360s:
- a rounded bascinet with a camail attached by vervelles on a very decorative band
- a jupon with edges ending in trefoils, probably worn over a coat of plates, depicting the Arnsberg arms: the eagle being 'canting arms', a pun on the Middle Low German word for eagle. 'Arend' is still the present-day Dutch word; 'Adler' being the High German word.
- three retention chains for the sword, dagger and great helm are attached to the breast
- a hauberk with three-quarter sleeves and a skirt ending in four points (front, sides, behind)
- a decorative hip belt; the bronze dagger and sword are more recent replacements
- splinted vambraces (similar to www.flickr.com/photos/roelipilami/8602415024/in/album-721... ), worn under the mail sleeves, and early hourglass gauntlets
- rerebraces, attached by points, which are apparently typical for Western Germany/Westphalia; compare to those seen in the almost contemporary Osnabrücker Altar: www.flickr.com/photos/roelipilami/51117835883/in/album-72...
- plate (?) cuisses made up of two parts, the upper part ending in a toothed edge
- poleyns with early wings worn over those cuisses and mail cuisses as well (?) (the edge is visible), which are worn over mail chausses with narrow indented greaves (similar to the rerebraces)
- narrow sabatons on the feet and rowel spurs
Note the crested tournament helm (with an eagle and hearts) on the sides of the tomb.
The effigy of count Friedrich IV of Moers (ca. 1380-1448), on the left, shows us a beautiful example of a Western German armour from the late 1440s, early 1450s.
Note the plackart (reinforcement of the kastenbrust breastplate) with flutings, similar to those on the tassets and pauldrons.
The besagews (rondels) on the armpits are identical to those on the couters.
The visored sallet is worn together with a bevor.
Friedrich also wears the knightly collar of the Order of the Golden Fleece, a title which was bestowed upon him by duke Philip the Good of Burgundy in Lille, Flanders, in 1431.
The effigy has undergone some restoration, i.e. the 'darker' parts.
His lower right arm and gauntlet, a small part on the left of the bottom fauld/tasset, his left poleyn, and parts of the greaves, are all later additions.
Friedrich's effigy is accompanied by that of his son, count Vincenz of Moers (+1499), depicted in a late 15th century gothic armour: www.flickr.com/photos/roelipilami/50498628301/in/album-72...
Thom de Graaf, Mayor of Nijmegen, and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (husband of Queen Elizabeth II) walking to the entrance of the city hall.
June 11th, 2016.
Synchro Club 'De Dolfijn' (Amsterdam) warming up before National Championships Free Combination 2016.
De Dolfijn won GOLD at National Championships Free Combination (as they did in 2015), Pieter van den Hoogenband Swimming Stadium, Eindhoven, the Netherlands.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdDTOClfQdI
Score: 74,5333 p.
Athletes:
Natalia Braams
Nesrine El Filali
Elianne Essayan
Liza Foppen
Margot de Graaf
Jisca Majolee
Iris Pardieck
Anne Saffia-Griffioen
Dilara Yugnuk
Nicolien Wellen
Aafke Kok (R)
Coach:
Fleur Amsen
These beautiful roses were on a table in one of the most enchanting coffee shops (Polka) in Graaf Reinet (yes in the middle of the Karroo - GR is not called "the Jewel of the Karroo" for nothing). Such a happy day walking through this beautiful little town and then resting on the verandah for a delicious lunch while inside there was much merriment at a kitchen tea. Springbok all the way home in the country next to the road .
This is for all you colour starved northern hemisphere people, I hope you warm up soon.
I know these poor roses are blurred - I think I am pulling my camera away too quickly at the end of a shot - no follow through if I were a golfer. Could have covered this up with a texture but though I am painfully aware of the flaw of the blur here I have just left it.
Wandeling 1074: Asselt.
Net boven Roermond ligt de rustige buurtschap Asselt. Tijdens deze vlakke wandeling loopt u over leuke graspaadjes over een gedeelte van het Ommetje Natuurlijk Asselt en komt u bij de Swalm. Dan loopt u weer in Asselt en dan wandelt u via het natuurgebied Vuilbemden naar de rand van de buurtschap Leeuwen. Dan loopt u richting stuw Roermond en dan struint u geruime tijd door het natuurgebied (weilanden) Stadse Weide langs de Maas en later langs de Asseltse Plassen. Na veel regenval kan het wel drassig zijn dus draag waterdichte schoenen. In Asselt komt u langs het mooie Rozenkerkje en dan komt u meteen bij het restaurant met mooi terras.
Afstand: 9,6 km.
Thom de Graaf, Mayor of Nijmegen, and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (husband of Queen Elizabeth II) walking from the car to the entrance of the city hall.
Dutch postcard by Polydor, Den Haag (The Hague).
Yesterday, 27 November 2019, Dutch actor and singer Manfred de Graaf died at the age of 79. He appeared in several Dutch films including the box office hits Turks Fruit (1973) and De Lift (1983). Manfred de Graaf became a national celebrity in the 1980s as doctor Hans Lansberg in the popular TV series Zeg 'ns Aaa/Say aaaa. His television wife Sjoukje Hooymayer, in the series Lydie van der Ploeg, died three months ago. In January, the actor would have turned 80.
Manfred Marcel de Graaf (since 2003 Manfred Marcel Derman) was born in Warmond in 1939 as the son of a Romanian diplomat. Father Manfred Derman was Jewish and in 1943, he was murdered by the Nazis halfway through the Second World War. His mother remarried a man who was called De Graaf. Years later, the actor went in search of his family history. Queen Beatrix issued a decision in 2003 that changed his surname to Derman. "He saw it as his personal revenge on the Nazis, that they did not succeed in eradicating the name Derman", says his daughter Fien in the interview with the newspaper De Telegraaf. "With me, there was even a generation coming in. That same day I became Fien Derman." In 1954, Manfred de Graaf made his stage debut as a 15-year-old at the company Rotterdams Toneel in The remarkable Mr. Pennypacker by Liam O'Brien. Around 1960 he moved to the Haagse Comedie (the Hague Comedie), where he remained acting until 1974.
Manfred de Graaf was seen in many feature films and TV series. He made his feature film debut in Makkers, staakt uw wild geraas/That joyous eve (Fons Rademakers, 1960) with Ellen Vogel. He also appeared in Rademakers' De dans van de reiger/The Dance of the Heron (Fons Rademakers, 1966), starring Gunnel Lindblom and Jean Desailly. Another international film in which he appeared was the American children's film The Little Ark (James B. Clark, 1972) about two children, believed to be World War II orphans, that befriend a local fisherman (Theodore Bikel) after he saves them from a flood. He also appeared in Turks fruit/Turkish Delight (1973) directed by Paul Verhoeven and filmed by Jan de Bont. The film is a love story of an artist and a young woman, starring Rutger Hauer and Monique van de Ven. Turkish Delight is the most successful film of the Dutch cinema ever. His other films include the coming-of-age drama Twee vorstinnen en een vorst/Two Queens and One Consort (Otto Jongerius, 1981) and the science-fiction horror film De Lift/The Lift (Dick Maas, 1983). The VARA television series Zeg 'ns Aaa ran from 1981 to 1993 and was huge popular in The Netherlands and Flanders. In 2003-2004 he also participated in the tour of the theatre version of Zeg' ns Aaa. He played in dozens of other theatre pieces and TV series and was director of the commercial television broadcaster Tele8 in Twente. De Graaf had been incurably ill since the beginning of this year, but kept it quiet for the outside world. He was married twice, to Monique Spierdijk and Nelly Robertha Wolthers.
Sources: NOS.nl (Dutch), Wikipedia (Dutch) and IMDb.