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"I didn't choose photography, photography chose me." - Gerardo Suter

Looking up at the the stairs of the Groningen city Forum building.

Monochrome photography

© Rien Gieltjes

 

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Cypress Gardens, South Carolina is a blackwatyer bald cypress-tupelo swamp.

Since the rose is not eternal

Why be captured by its scent? -- Rumi

Livingston, Guatemala 2017

Yucatán, MÈXIC 2017

Image shot from across the Badwater Basin looking at the Panamint mountain range, Death Valley, California.

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Bruxelles (2015)

Mono version of the twisted and dead tree. Lots of contrast is provided by mother nature! This twisted oak tree is located on the Wormsloe Plantation near Savannah, Georgia.

Street in Amsterdam (2015)

Parking garage Amersfoort The Netherlands

Black and White photography

© Rien Gieltjes

 

My posts are also on Instagram.

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Moscow, 08.04.19, © Zalman Shklyar

Utrecht (2015)

What’s up guys? We went out a bit later today in attempt to shoot some BWN images. David Rubenstein Forum at the University Of Chicago seemed like a good start.

The only way these days...

Sony R1RII

What’s up folks? Let’s finish this weekend with some BNW! What do you think?

Black and White photography

© Rien Gieltjes

 

My posts are also on Instagram.

www.instagram.com/fineartview/

Un escalier de ministère est un endroit où des gens qui arrivent en retard croisent des gens qui partent en avance

Are you in the mood for a tip? Stay with me for a moment. Todays TIP: If you didn’t forget to change the year in the copyright info inside your camera, please do it now! Yes we are still in the city limits and believe it or not this is taken in Chicago. For those of you city folks who didn’t recognize this place, this is the Garden Of the Phoenix and for those of you who are planing to visit, this is one of the most beautiful hidden spots. It is unbelievable how much perspective shifts if you allow yourself to roam around a bit. What do you think?

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