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4 April 2017: Simultaneous chess game with 14 representatives from international organizations in Vienna competing against Anatoly Karpov.
Photo: UNIS Vienna
While Daddy tried very hard to teach Elizabeth some chess basics, she wanted to set everything up and knock it down instead.
Raglan Shire's Tiny Battle Chess Game. Tiny designers created costumes for the pieces. Tinies were the pieces and chess masters Cyzicus and Stephen played the game. But the outcome is not the usual - because tinies had to battle for each square they wanted to take ... and whoever won the battle got the square.
Beautiful park near Rembrandts plein and Utrechtse straat in the centre of Amsterdam , Martin's photographs , Amsterdam , North Holland , Noord Holland , the Netherlands , Nederland , May 8. 2004
Beautiful park near Rembrandts plein in the centre of Amsterdam
Utrechtse straat in Amsterdam
Hard Rock Cafe in Amsterdam
outdoor chess game taking place in Amsterdam
Mooie bomen
Nice gezellige buurt or neighbourhood sitting on a bench or at a cafe in Amsterdam
Kobe House Japanese Teppan Yaki & Sushi Bar Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal in Amsterdam
Kobe House Japanese Teppan Yaki & Sushi bar
Manpower uitzend bureau on the Nieuwezijds voorburgwal in
Amsterdam
Manpower uitzend bureau
reflections on the water below the bridge
Oudezijds Achterburgwal met een brug en een ijzeren hek over de gracht
Oudezijds Achterburgwal and a bridge with rod iron fence railing over the canal
Oudezijds Achterburgwal
Bridge with rod iron railing
Westerkerk
Reflections
river the Amstel
Magere Brug a Bascule Bridge
de Magere brug een ophaal brug
Koninklijke theater Carré
Royal Theatre Carré
Large boats
house boats
woon boten
rondvaart boten
window tour boats
bicycles
old multi story buildings or homes at a canal
A motorcycle
Many bicycles
A postcard stand
Hotel De L’Europe in Amsterdam
Munt Toren op het Munt Plein
Munt Tower on the Munt square
Leidse straat
Leidse street
Konings plein
Konings Square
Albert Heijn store
De tram
street car
fietsen
bikes
Gezellig Having a coffee
glass of wine
Listening to a musician at the Leidseplein a square in Amsterdam
June 2004
Gezellig
Coffee
Leidseplein Square
Leidseplein
grachten panden
huizen
gracht
brug over de gracht
canal
bridge
canal houses
the Netherlands
May 2004
Beautiful canal homes
Reflections on the water
North Holland
Noord Holland
Amsterdam
Nederland
The Netherlands
Trees
bicycle
Rod iron fence
Cars
Boats
Canal
Gracht
Houseboats
Favourites
Martin’s photographs
Amsterdam
Noord Holland
North Holland
the Netherlands
Nederland
Canon
Canon EOS 300D Digital Rebel
Canon EOS Digital Rebel
Digital Rebel
300D
De Jordaan
Martin’s photographs
Favourites
Cobblestones
Cobblestone pavement
Leidsegracht
Beautiful multi level homes
Steeg
Passage
Gangen
Lekker kopje koffie
tasty cup of coffee
Cafe restaurant of the Renaissance Hotel on the Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal Amsterdam
PLAYING WITH SENSES by Makiko Shinoda
PERCEPTIBLE CHESS GAME
What makes a toy a good toy? Room for sensory discovery, imagination and creativity. Research that Makiko Shinoda has done on the relationship between children and their toys shows that these elements are not found as often in plastic toys or computer games in which form and function are standardized. But there is a different way. A universal toy set that evolves over time and with a child’s age. While toddlers can use the set as building blocks, older children can play chess with it. A game of chess as a metaphor in which generations, cultures, ethnicities can meet. The pieces in the game do not look like chess pieces; they vary in weight, smell, material, form and texture and this allows the players to mould the game in whichever way they choose. A toy for a lifetime.
exhibition Toegepast 17 (17.11.201-17.02.2013)
Photo: Kristof Vrancken / Z33 / Design Platform Limburg
It was interesting watching the chess game of everyone planting their talks in different slots, trying not to put too many high-demand ones in competition with each other. Read: at the same time as one they wanted to see.
A profile view of my step brother Wesley, one of the pawns to the chess game. (made with air-drying clay).
One of the first shots using the full frame Sony A7, with an old Minolta MD Rokkor 35 mm f/2 lens. I really cannot tell the difference between photos taken by the full frame and APS-C seniors shot at jpeg (extra fine) level.
CONTINGENCY OPERATING BASE ADDER, Iraq – 1st Lt. Shelby Johnson, the executive officer of B Company, 3rd Brigade Special Troops Battalion, 3rd Advise and Assist Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division stops his clock during a chess game with a friend on Contingency Operating Base Adder, Iraq May 3. Johnson has played the game for 26 years and will participate in this year’s All Army Chess Championships. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Sharla Lewis, 3rd AAB PAO, 1st Cav. Div.)
Living Chess Game. Robin Hood (Seth Bridges) versus the Sheriff (Mark James Schryver). New York Renaissance Faire - 2007. Photo by Bob Peterson.
4 April 2017: Simultaneous chess game with 14 representatives from international organizations in Vienna competing against Anatoly Karpov.
Photo: UNIS Vienna
Life is like a chess game.
We move pieces according to what we think will benefit us, we make strategies to move forward, we focus on what we think is important.
And sometimes, we feel like we’re about to lose the game. Like there’s not a single chance of us winning the match. Like there’s no escape. Like we’re trapped.
It is that moment, both in chess and in life, when we get lost, we get confused. When we unfocus and go out of the path.
It is that moment when you don’t know anymore what to do and you just want to get out. Get out of your thoughts, get out of your mind, get out of your life, get out of the game.
LVIV, UKRAINE - MARCH 11, 2016: Hou Yifan of China thinks over the move during her 7th game of FIDE Women's World Chess Championship Match against Mariya Muzychuk of Ukraine in Potocki Palace, Lviv
Candid shots of people in downtown Portland, Oregon on a warm, sunny July afternoon.
Panasonic G1 micro 4/3 camera with a legacy Zeiss Jena 3.5/135 lens.
Hubby and I went to NYC yesterday, to the PhotoPlus Expo. Fortunately, the weather was a lot better than last year when we went during the October snow storm.. We aren't supposed to get bad weather until tomorrow. Which is the same day we got the snow last year... Anyway... we had a GREAT time at the Expo and a wonderful walk back to the train. We walked through Bryant Park. The part was full of vendors and people of all types. The skating rink was open and people were enjoying what seems to be the last of the uncold weather. I had been snapping all the way from the Expo and was thrilled when I captured this photo.
Men playing a type of chess game in Labor Park, Dalian, China. #chess #game #dalian #china #laborpark #myvikingjourney #cotuong
Xiangqi, also called Chinese chess, is a strategy board game for two players. It is one of the most popular board games in China, and is in the same family as Western chess, chaturanga, shogi, Indian chess and janggi. Also a popular pastime in Vietnam, where it is known as cờ tướng.
Queen Guinevere battles her arch foe in the human chess game at the Silver Leaf Renaissance Faire. For more info, see www.knightsofiron.com.
Rosie and I played a whole game, much to our surprise.
Spring break with the girls and the Pacific Ocean. I drive south to San Diego, we road trip up. So much Mexican, shopping, pee breaks, polaroids, jam sessions, cuddling, swimming, and an overwhelming amount of love with three best friends and my home.