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The Muiderslot is a castle in the Netherlands, located at the mouth of the river Vecht, some 15 kilometers southeast of Amsterdam, in Muiden, where it flows into what used to be the Zuiderzee (now IJmeer). Castle Muiderslot is over 700 years old and surrounded by water and beautiful historic gardens. It’s one of the oldest and best-preserved castles in the Netherlands and was built in 1280 with a single clear goal in mind: defence.

The castle has a moat with a drawbridge. The castle has a long and turbulent history and has been featured in many television series set in the Middle Ages.

 

Submitted: 09/04/2020

Accepted: 23/04/2020

 

Other hills to climb in the future. 20160904TaylorDxLr6

"There is much virtue in a window. It is to a human being as a frame is to a painting, as a proscenium to a play, as 'form' to literature. It strongly defines its content."

- Max Beerbohm

 

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My goal on this hike was Gobbler's Knob and maybe the Marine Crash Memorial, but as I humped along it was like turning a page in a book or watching a play unfold. Each bend in the trail brought a new scene, new story, and having it shrouded in fog just added to it. I could have stayed here all day and waited for a show, I hope the guy in the tent did.

Playgroud in Gelsenkirchen

What is great in man is that he is a bridge and not a goal.

 

Friedrich Nietzsche

 

When I first got into photography many years back. I thought the goal was to take perfect pictures. Then as time went on, I realized what I wanted. To strive for images that I found the most intriguing. Whether I've done that or not. Can be questioned. But, I'm going to try to keep photographing my way anyways.

Arosa, Graubünden, Switzerland

It was simplicity that was the goal of this shot. A rock, a cloud, and the ocean. "Less is more", they say when it comes to life. Until it was discovered that a very wealthy individual coined the phrase, attempting to convince the less fortunate to accept their lot in life.

 

However, this simple phrase is true in photography. eliminating clutter does remove distractions. This is what the phrase is meant to illustrate. These are the simple goals that any photographer desires.

CP 7018 and UP 6310 guide Canadian Pacific train 286 South passed all the Milwaukee artifacts at Rondout Tower. Two heritage units from different era's.

 

Rondout, IL

2020.08.15

Därligen, Bernese Oberland, Switzerland

I finally finished, Eastern Hokkaido solo travel ended at Cape-Nosappu. - Nosappu 2017:10:21 05:50:44

Un beau but de promenade

 

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Église Saint-Jean Baptiste / St. John the Baptist Church - Burgy - Bourgogne du sud / South Burgundy - France

 

Bönigen, Bernese Oberland, Switzerland

We were out in the park at dawn, in thick valley bottom fog. It was, in fact, too thick... so we drove up a hill to a lookout point with sweeping views, and that was high enough. While the fog rolled along the river, George rolled video, and I got on a roll shooting stills. We were all rolling.

 

George Tsougrianis is a Swift Current based cinematographer whose film, Wild Prairie Man, was a finalist at the Cannes Film Festival back in 2022. He continues to work at a variety of nature-and-wildlife related projects in Grasslands National Park and other locations. The aforementioned documentary WPM is currently in the hands of a German distributor and may not be available in North America for the next year or so, until the contract expires. The latest? "We're big in Poland," says George.

 

Everything passes, of course. Four of us had supper last night, and much of the conversation revolved around how to make a living - or stay afloat - as an artist in a society that really doesn't value art. Friend Madonna concluded the exchange by observing that when rich folks get together they often talk about art; when artists get together, they often talk about money.

 

But money can't be the driving motivation for an artist. That isn't why we do it.

 

This morning, it's still pitch black at 5:45 a.m. George will be here in half an hour. We'll head out to the park again. I have no goals or expectations other than to be in "receptive mode" and to follow the light, which is the best guide. After that, what happens, happens.

 

Photographed in Grasslands National Park, Saskatchewan (Canada). Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission © 2025 James R. Page - all rights reserved.

"Dame Claudia Demona:

We all enjoy inflicting pain, but she's a class of her own. She gets through a victims in weeks. She's probably here looking for a new one.."

 

These were the words spoken when she was first appeared in the first chapter of Requiem, Vampire Knight, comics created by Pat Mills and Olivier Ledroit.

 

She has been one of my favourite characters and the one who inspired my virtual name.

After nearly 14 years, I have finally reached my goal to get the closest to her original appearance and with great pleasure, I share this today!

 

Model: Myself.

 

Ierapetra, Crete

Gorleston-On-Sea, UK, December 2023

Wembley AFC Wimbledon v Walsall

My original goal was to visit this cute farm yard!, My Focus was the International BTD 6 Dozer in the left centre of this Pano. on the far left are the discs, which would have cultivated this scrub and swamp land and converted it to pasture. in the background are a couple of small sheds. and in the far right is the dwelling. I normally don't photograph old dwellings that are still occupied, which in this case it is! In this case i did include it because the humble dwelling is very much part of the story. If you want to see more about this image, the link to my Video about this and many other images is below

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I haven't got any grand travel plans for 2025. But that's OK as looking closer to home offers many possibilities. I would like to shoot more Jurassic Coast, Dartmoor and Cornwall.

 

And Somerset - I will be keeping a close eye on the redevelopment of this pier. I can't believe I have not shot Glastonbury Tor and then there is those skeleton trees near Exmoor.

 

So lots to think about and hopefully this Twixmas gloomy weather will pass. Please join me if anyone finds themselves down my way.

 

On another note will this Gavin and Stacey hype ever end? Only mentioning it as this is dead opposite Barry Island.

Pixie has been bored by all this rain and has had to resort to using her imagination. Here she is, after scoring the winner for Catford FC against Doggenham fc.

While the bigger power seen around the system (sort of) reflects the larger, longer and heavier trains, the rule is still the same. Move cars to and from customers. The two SD60M's are seen spotting USG Walworth on train L351. The plan was for these to build a T002 train for Chicago the day before, but plans quickly changed and they were simply used to finish the local work on the Fox Lake subdivison the next morning, seen here.

Saint-Maurice, Valais, Switzerland

Winter in Norway... can't get much better than this. Enjoy!

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My goal with this series is to explore every day scenes under the cover of darkness. A street corner, a lamp post, a doorway. Big city, small town, urban, rural. Man-made light versus nature’s darkness–––light and shadow interpreting minimalist settings in black and white. To see more in this series, check out Cover Of Darkness

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