Picture of the Day: Karpathos 10

The last ones of Karpathos, I promise

A tree by the sea,  a view from a cliff and boats at harbour.

Greece Karpathos - September 2009

Greece Karpathos - September 2009

Greece Karpathos - September 2009

 

Picture of the Day: Karpathos 9

Back to colour!

Greece Karpathos - September 2009

Picture of the Day: Karpathos I

We visited a lovely Greek island after we got married. This is one of the pictures.

Karpathos Greece, september 2009

Picture of the Day: collective shoot 2, storytelling!

Scott Thomas organized a second task for a new collective shoot. This time the subject is ’storytelling’. By the way, if you want to participate in this fun thing, visit Scott’s blog to let him know!

Here are some pictures that may or may not tell stories. For sure I know why I took them, but I leave it to the viewer to come up with his or her story. I always hope that the picture is not that ‘rigid’ so there is room to see different things in it. Here are a few stories! I hope you enjoy them. Feedback is always welcome!

All the pictures enlarge by clicking them. 

Lesbos August 2007

Pere Lachaise Paris Februari 1990

Notra Dame Paris December 2003 Paris Musee d'Orsay December 2003

 

Paris Musee d'Orsay December 2003

Kodari Nepal March 2004

Vierhouten Holland August 2002

Picture of the Day: Happy New Year!!

The picture of my new year wish is as usually late! But here it is. I wish you all a wonderful, creative and inspirational 2009 in good health! 

Lesbos August 2008

Picture of the Day: Sea View

I love the combination of sunlight and the sea. Both offer opportunities  to outline silhouettes and shapes, textures and twinkles.  It is all there for the taking, it just needs to be framed. Here is one of the Atlantic Ocean, taken on Iniz Mor. A little island off the coast of Ireland.  For some a contemplating view.

Iniz Mor

Picture of the Day: Ireland Knocknarea

Ireland reminds me of Holland; in both countries the horizon is very present in the landscape. In Holland the horizon is always visible, low and straight. Thus giving a great view on the clouds and sky. In Ireland the horizon is more playful and ‘dented’ but the skies and clouds always play a major part in the ‘framing’ of the scenery. Especially when the sun does come in shining its rays.

Knocknarea Ireland

Picture of the Day: Ireland’s End

A view from Knocknarea over the Atlantic Ocean. Is it the end of Ireland or just the beginning of Europe?

Knocknarea, Ireland