A very bright day

Beethovenplantsoen

As the sun appears from behind the clouds, the floor gets the roof pattern for a second

The oldest theater in the Netherlands has been in uninterupted use since 1705.

I don't know if it was Corrie, Eunice or Franklin, but one of the storms of the past days blew down two trees on the playground in our street.

No title [2009] - Onesto [Br]

Laan van Poot

Museum Panorama Mesdag

Sportlaan

Leiden

It looks like I tilted my camera while taking this shot, but in fact all the trees lean to one side here.

Meer en Bos

Fondation Beyeler

Tiles marking the Limes in Valkenburg, the former northern frontier of the Roman Empire.

In 2021 the Limes were added to UNESCO's World Heritage List.

Bit of a distorted stitch from multiple photos, but the weather and light were just too good to ignore.

Not too bad for a nocturnal phone pic, if I do say so myself

This morning I went cycling to 't Woudt (near Delft) to get some coffee. Bit windy, but such a beautiful clear day.

(sorry for crappy phone pics - I just went for the cycling but it was too nice out not to take some pics)

Celebratory cycling tour with the family

Storm Ellen op Scheveningen

Lunchtime walkies in the rain, in Ockenburgh estate

Waiting for development in Canton Cardiff

View from the train of the lovely city of Breda

A lot of things happening in this night shot, which made it a bit interesting.

Corona virus restrictions drastically impair anyone's weekend plans.

Council of Europe's Palace of Europe (l) and European Parliament (r)

Last Summer, the 9 euro ticket and a lack of maintenance personnel caused some busy trains and stations in Germany.

Florence Nightingaleweg, Florence Nightingalepark

The Christmas decorations at a local church.

Taken with OnePlus 7 Pro (ignore the camera tag) using a ported version of the Google Camera app from a Pixel, and saved as a raw DNG file. The file was them processed using DarkTable on a Linux machine.

Once you notice the steps, you get a feeling of the scale of this beast

I have no idea what this is and how it got here, but

a) it's about the size of a large football

b) it seems like it was brought here by one of the recent storms

c) it looks heavy, pointy and quite deadly