Hoek van Holland, Zuid-Holland, The Netherlands.

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Coastal reinforcements at Hoek van Holland.

with glowing clock

Virtual Starry Night, Exhibition, Luctesa

Hoek van Holland, Zuid-Holland, the Netherlands

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Germans built the foundation of this Zeetoren as a part of the Atlantikwall to watch their enemies. After WW2 it served as an observatorium for ships and weather station. Currently it's a hotel & restaurant.

Across from Riddarholmskyrkan

while I get the others off the van.

Scanned print.

Mamiya 645 ProTL w/ M-S 45 mmf2.8.

Lith printed on Foma Retrobrom and toned in Se 1+7.

1979 Fiat 238 E Panaorama at the Bremen Classic Motorshow.

4-6-0 Hall Class 6990 "Witherslack Hall" rounds the curve at Kinchley Lane with the recently restored Box Vans during the Great Central Railways Autumn Gala.

Tri-X 400 @ 320.

Rodinal Semi-stand

Minox 35 PL

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Van in Bracewell Road

Armin Van Buuren, Worlds No. 1 EDM artist at the Blue Frog.

Jonny Solis

IC 1027 leads CN L536 east through Van Loon in Gary, IN.

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• Film: Fujicolor 100

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AI generated image in Promeai and edited in BeFunky

A lovely brick building I discovered in Riebeek-Kasteel, one of the oldest towns in South Africa.

For Wednesday Walls

Tulum, Mexico

Fuji Velvia 50

Rolleiflex f3.5

Vignette android

Russia, Saint Petersburg

ISO 200 | 50mm | f/8.0 | 1/125 | 16 source images

Handheld panorama of the famous Creux du Van above the Lake Neuchâtel in the western part of Switzerland. The 50mm prime lens is a really neat buddy when traveling lightly.

Van Ness, DC

The first fossil-free delivery van in the world? This photo from June 1940 - here shown with my partial colorization - is in the National Museum of Denmark archive.

from behind

I VAN

Seen while on a jaunt in downtown Calgary.

Scanned slide, image taken in early February 1998.

Harbour of Elburg with fishing vessels. Haven van Elburg met vissersscheepjes (botters).