Hoorn, Terschelling, a walking island and an ugly watch

What was a white beach in my youth – 45 years ago – now seems to become an illustration of a walking island.

I once lost one of the first digital watches here—a Trafalgar with red numerals that lit up only when you pressed a button. My father had gotten it from a colleague, who had gotten it as a business gift but thought the thing was too ugly—something like the one below. Very ugly indeed.

Young admirer of Dirty Harrry

Yes, Dirty Harrry, with three r-s: https://www.dirtyharrry.com.

There!

Omaha

211 – Mrs. W.

The World Don’t Need No More Images

I have my photo-movie, The World Don’t Need No More Images (full of pictures), just about finished. The first episodes are on YouTube. Is it any good? Probably not. Does it raise a ripple? Unlikely. Is it fun to mix images and sound? Absolutely. Besides, it feels like it has to get out. In this form, this had to be tried and done because I have not seen anything similar done before.

And now: bye. Next.

Carters Beach, framed

Ready for the expo.

Ringers, Alkmaar in 2019

Now modern apartments, only then in its final days.

Ringers, 2019

Picture from the archive

Crossing

Unexpected crossing in the fields around Krommenie.