Spaarndammerdijk picture

Another surprise from the pile of work in progress.

Spaarndammerdijk

Cloud over Berkhout

Another image of the pile of unfinished work. Completed yesterday.

Berkhout

The new look of the locks at IJmuiden

Work, just completed.

Noordersluisweg, IJmuiden
70×200 cm

Hongqi, Carters Beach, and a Japanese school class

Cars don’t interest me much, but this Hongqi is wonderfully ugly.

Carters Beach February 2023, I want to go back to.

Japan

Tom Claassen huge Moomins in Beelden aan Zee

It’s just great. Tom Claasen’s images get space in Beelden aan Zee / Statues by the Sea. Miffy and the Moomins are traveling and in 3D.

Change

Change someone, ignore everyone. (Seth Godin / Hugh McLeod)

Buller gorge New Zealand, print

Another print of a place with a beautiful name, Buller Gorge, also New Zealand.

Deborah Turbeville; fashion, photography and collage in a marvelous mix

This posthumously published book, Photocollage by Deborah Turbeville, is really good. Great how she uses fashion photography in an experimental style of photocollage.

Deborah Turbeville - photocollage
Deborah Turbeville - photocollage

Craigieburn road, New Zealand, that is

Making prints. This is Craigieburn Road in New Zealand, just past Arthur’s Pass.

Then you find out there is also a place with that unlikely name, Craigieburn, in Australia.

Factoid. The Interweb tells me that the name Craigieburn originates from Scotland. It combines two Scottish words: “craigie,” meaning rocky or craggy, and “burn,” meaning stream or creek. Scottish settlers most likely applied the names of the places in New Zealand and Australia.

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