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Pressley Road, Rohnert Park, CA, U.S.A. December 17, 2017
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prepared for the storm that was predicted over Detmold (Westphalia, Germany) - just when we had arrived in the open air museum by horse drawn coach. So we could not see it in its full glory
Windmill near Searchlight, Nevada probably dates to the 1930’s. Water is scarce in the Mojave Desert and this windmill was installed to pump water from the well into a cattle tank. Shot with an Olympus 35 LC rangefinder, Zuiko 42mm f 1.7 fixed lens. Film is Arista EDU 100. Developed using Rodinal
The weekend before last, the weather was really bad in Paris and I decided to drive to Amsterdam. It turned out that the weather was great there!
I also took this photo in Keukenhof, a botanical garden a bit south of Amsterdam. The wide-angle feeling comes from the panorama technique I used to stitch the 3 pictures that compose this shot.
More photos from Amsterdam coming in the next days!
A post mill with a 2-storey roundhouse, built in 1721 and moved to its present site in 1829. It ceased working at the outbreak of the First World War and was renovated externally in the 1980s and internally in the 1990s. Most machinery remains.
Woodchurch Windmill is a fine example of a four-storey kentish smock mill on a single-storey brick base with a Kentish-style cap and winded by a fantail.
Photo © Jeremy Sage
Yes, people actually live in some of these historic windmills in Kinderdijk. Apparently, it's a sought-after privilege to live there, and the tenant must be trained and commit to keeping the sails moving a certain number of hours each day.
It was a gray, drizzly day when we visited Kinderdijk, but near the end of our tour a bit of blue sky peeked through the clouds.
I've been culling and re-editing images to submit to Adobe Stock, and this one made the cut!