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  • Victory Red

    Victory Red Nowhere else have I seen such importance attached to bright red lips as in Iran. Perhaps it is in honour of the 14th-century poet Hafiz, who remains hugely popular in Iran and who never tired of extolling the red colour of wine, roses and his lovers’ lips in his odes.But under the rule…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    November 25, 2018
    Iran, Middle East
    Beauty, Oppression, People
  • Lipstick lips

    Lipstick lips Iranian mannequins are made and used in bits and pieces.  After the torsos for showing dresses and legs for leggings – see two earlier posts – it’s now the turn of heads for scarfs. Or is it lips for lipsticks? Photo of the week: Mannequin heads, Tehran, Iran 2017

    Louk Vreeswijk

    November 18, 2018
    Iran, Middle East
    Beauty, Culture
  • Legging legs

    Legging legs Underneath the body-covering veils and the hair-covering head scarfs of Iranian women a secret, colourful, swinging world can go hidden, unnoticed by the peeping eys of the morality police. Photo of the week: Legging legs, Tehran, Iran 2017

    Louk Vreeswijk

    November 11, 2018
    Iran, Middle East
    Beauty, Culture
  • Window dressing

    Window dressing “How beautiful … will I ever be allowed to wear a dress like this?” White dreams for ladies in black. Photo of the week: Window dressing, Tehran, Iran 2017

    Louk Vreeswijk

    November 4, 2018
    Iran, Middle East
    Beauty, Culture, People
  • Mannequins

    Mannequins With the advance of modern technology the two meanings of the word ‘mannequin’ – in French as in English – have grown towards one another. The lifeless dummies on the photo, showing clothes in a shop-window, can hardly be distinguished anymore from the living dolls doing the same at a fashion show. Perfect bodies,…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    October 28, 2018
    Europe, Greece
    Beauty, Erotism, Technology
  • Marken

    Marken A little further than the quiet villages of Waterland but still close to Amsterdam we find Marken. In the past a fishing village on a tiny island in the Zuyder Zee, now connected by road to the mainland. With its typical wooden houses around the harbour it has kept some of its looks of…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    October 21, 2018
    Europe, Netherlands
    Architecture, Water
  • Holysloot

    Holysloot A one-street, dead-end village in Waterland, at 2 km from Ransdorp. Now also protected and lying within the municipal limits of Amsterdam. With a history going back more than 700 years it already figures under the name of Hoolesloot on this historical map of Waterland from the year 1288. Photo of the week: Holysloot,…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    October 14, 2018
    Europe, Netherlands
    History, Nature, Water
  • Ransdorp

    Ransdorp A thousand years ago there were already people living in this low lying Waterland near the Zuyder Zee. Because of regular flooding a long dike was made in the 13th century around the whole Waterland area to protect the fields and villages. Early 16th century the village of Ransdorp started the construction of its…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    October 7, 2018
    Europe, Netherlands
    Architecture, History, Nature, Water
  • Waterland

    Waterland I took these pictures in the summer of 2017, but 50 years ago I already cycled on nice summer days to Waterland, this low lying country of meadows, brooks and tiny villages just outside the centre of Amsterdam. Then and now, it cannot be much different from how it was hundred years ago when…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    September 30, 2018
    Europe, Netherlands
    Beauty, Nature, People, Water
  • Camera in love

    Camera in love That was the title given to the exhibition of the work of Ed van der Elsken at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam in 2017. The woman with the cigarette on the photo is Vali Myers, a bohemian artist who was Van de Elsken’s muse during his stay in Paris in the early…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    September 23, 2018
    Europe, Netherlands
    Art, People
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