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  • Composition

    Composition Every photo is, of course, a composition, marked by the choice of what to include within the four sides of the picture and what to leave out. Light and colour also come into play. The photographer may or may not be fully aware of these factors, but they do play their part. Here it was…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    January 8, 2017
    New Zealand, Oceania
    Nature, Trees
  • A plunge into the unknown

    A plunge into the unknown “Voici le temps du vertige et son délicieux effroi. Encore un instant maître, suspendu à la loi, et puis la chute aillée dans le vivant abîme.” (Hans Thomann – Himmel) Ready for the New Year? Photo of the week: Sculpture “Himmel” by Hans Thomann, 8e triennale de sculpture contemporaine Bex &…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    January 1, 2017
    Europe, Switzerland
    Art
  • A child is born

    A child is born every quarter of a second. Happy Christmas. Photo of the week: Christmas, Mumbai, India 2014

    Louk Vreeswijk

    December 25, 2016
    Asia, India
    Culture, People, Religion
  • Feminine beauty

    Feminine beauty Five pillars, five depictions of Hathor, the goddess of beauty, joy and love. We are here in the temple complex on the islet of Philae in the Nile, south of Aswan. The temple dates from the time of the Ptolemaic dynasty. Three thousand years of Pharaonic rule are drawing to a close, and…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    December 18, 2016
    Africa, Egypt
    Art, Culture, History
  • The Bent Pyramid of Dashur

    The Bent Pyramid of Dashur “We humbly greet you, oh majestic pyramid of Snofru.” That’s what the tracks in the sand seem to express in honour of the monumental tomb. The pyramids of Giza and Dashur are awe-inspiring indeed. Not only man, but the entire environment comes under the spell of their mighty presence. A drifting cloud…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    December 11, 2016
    Africa, Egypt
    Architecture, Culture, History
  • The Pyramids

    The Pyramids Going down the pyramids, one doesn’t do it every day. Nor coming face to face with them. When the moment is there, one can’t avoid the impression of absolute grandeur, and of well-nigh disbelief that thousands of years ago people have managed to plan, organize and build monuments like that. With its height…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    December 4, 2016
    Africa, Egypt
    Architecture, Culture, History
  • At home in Kumaon

    At home in Kumaon A row of old village cottages; the ground floor is for the animals, whilst the people live upstairs. All built, finished and painted in the traditional style. But times have changed. In the background, we catch a glimpse of a new building, constructed from brick and cement. And so the charm…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    November 27, 2016
    Asia, India
    Animals, Architecture, Culture, Mountains, People
  • The cow lifting game

    The cow lifting game What do you do when a cow is lying right in the middle of the path, blocking the way, and has absolutely no intention of getting up and moving out of the way? You don’t often come across such a stubborn cow, but that’s exactly what happened here. It was only…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    November 20, 2016
    Asia, India
    Animals, Mountains, Nature, People
  • Bhang

    Bhang Yes, it grows in the wild in the Kumaon hills. I’m talking about the Cannabis sativa, the Indian hemp plant. The seeds get blown in the wind or are taken and dropped by birds and so, all of a sudden, you can have some hemp plants growing in your garden. Local farmers may –…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    November 13, 2016
    Asia, India
    Mountains, Nature, People
  • Tap tap!

    Tap tap! That is what you hear in the pine forest when the man who collects the resin from the trees fixes the cone back on the stem. Then he moves to the next tree, empties the cone, puts it back, tap tap, and he goes on to the next. The resin is used for…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    November 6, 2016
    Asia, India
    Mountains, Nature, People, Trees
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