Location: Mörgensstraße, Aachen. Camera: Yashica Mat 124, Yashinon 1:3.5/80mm. Film: Fomapan clasic 100. Exposure: ISO100, f/5.6, 1/125s. Development: Fomadon LQN 1+10, 8 Min. License: (CC) BY-SA Homepage

The atmosphere of fish auction in Lampulo, Banda Aceh. Every day tens of tons of fish catch fishermen auctioned before retail sale to consumers in this place. Fish prices depend on the bad weather when

It is a long time I didn't post anything here on Steemit. Let's see... It is not clear what this guy just outside Shin-Okubo station was doing. Anyone in the knowing, please chime in and educate me. It

Well, at least, if you don’t find this Funky… it definitely is Rusty 😉 I just “enhanced” the rusty parts of the picture and desaturated all the rest. I think this made the picture by far more interesting

Don’t you dare to say you know nothing about that graffiti over there… I can see at your face that you’re lying… And stand up when I’m talking to you 😉 This post also participate in the “Daily Photo Contest”

Ok guys, just 1 thing if you don’t mind… can you please keep those doors shut while I’m here taking shots… I didn’t brought my underwater camera with me 😉 Curious to see my other work? Happy to hear that

Today I was working on my personal website and re-discovered this picture from some time ago… some monochromes definitely need a bit of color, like this angry clown… never been a big fan of clowns, but

A hospital and boarding school, this place closed down when the university moved to another location more than 20 years ago. You read that right: this place is abandoned for more than 20 years already

Well, sometimes when you’re on a photoshoot you find/see things you didn’t expect. Especially when you’re working on industrial decay sites like I was, you don’t expect to see this magnificent treehouse

Liège is nicknamed la cité ardente (loosely translates as the fiery city) and if you wanted more prove of it, you should visit Place Saint Lambert, the place where once the Notre-Dame-et-Saint-Lambert

… you really think this is better than the crowded beaches? At least, the beaches are free… I shot this on the island Kos, Greece, in 2008. Yep, 10 years ago and it explains the “poor” quality of the picture…

… that beer wasn’t mine. I would never do that. I never drink on a photoshoot... Although I must admit it adds that little extra to the abandoned look of the picture… 😉 Curious to see my other work? Happy

Go on, you can enter… Nope, this is not someone’s backyard. This is a common street… at least, common in the middle ages 😉 Right now it’s one of the quietest streets in the middle of the old town of Antwerp…

Last weekend it was my wife’s birthday so I took her for a weekend at the Belgian coast. It’s not the first time we do this so we have our little habits. Long walks on the beach, our usual restaurants

the fountain is in front of the Quebec's Parliament in Quebec City. Some people who already accepted the Monthly Author Challenge too: @ace108 @amrumk @scan0017 @stayoutoftherz @oldmariner @olgy-art @datristan

After some pause i'm with this contests game again - just found this theme very close and personally interesting to me. Most of contests here are almost about the same, and even most of themes i love

Guess what are these hardworking guys doing? :) Captured on September 2017 in Cappadocia, Turkey. Click on the image to view in bigger size! I hope that you don't need Monday encouragement, do you? Have

There are numerous watch towers scattered along the Amalfi coast. They were built to protect against the Saracens. Do not forget to click on the image to view it in full screen CameraPentax K-5 LensPentax

Sometimes a photo opportunity presents itself when you least expect it. Talked to this guy afterwards and he told me he was training for a Cathedral run of some sorts and runs the Van Bueren mountain 15

As a little boy, too many moons ago, I visited this museum with my parents. I remember that I stood in awe for the many skeletons and stuffed animals, so I had to visit it again. The bad news is that there