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Dutch photography enthusiast / spreading the knowledge Travel reports - Background stories - FAQ's - Explanations & random posts
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2017-06-27 15:55
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steepshot
2017-07-27 21:31
Whatever lies within, can only be self-discovered ~ thursday green / Steepshot test
Edit: this is a steepshot test
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travel
2017-07-25 22:52
Travel shots #5 Japan - The most colorful sights of Japanese temples, the paper cranes (orizuru)
Japanese legend claims the person who folds a thousand of these paper cranes, will be granted a wish...better start folding! The legend The paper crane, orizuru in Japanese, is by far the most famous of
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travel
2017-07-24 21:06
I flew from Amsterdam to Tokyo and all I got was this lousy cookie...a story about airplane food and gas station baloney / Story Cubes entry
Just kidding of course, there was plenty of food during this 11 hour flight. As it should... What a lousy cookie... What is shown in this photo is an actual salty cookie, shaped like an airplane. I admit
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steemit
2017-07-24 16:14
Navigating the different editor modes and how to center your text in Raw HTML - Must read if you can't enter the Editor mode
Today I read someone talking about problems writing a post and finding their way through the different editing modes. In this post I will explain to you how it's possible that you sometimes can't enter
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colorchallenge
2017-07-22 22:12
Colorchallenge: IndigoSaturday - My personal discovery of the color Indigo and what it tells me about my personality
Like always when entering a Colorchallenge, I want to do more than just post a random photo and keep it with that. So I went out to research this fantastic color a little... First, my entry for IndigoSaturday
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colorchallenge
2017-07-21 23:19
Weekend Writer's Block...for the third week in a row on Steemit / (not just a) Blue Friday Colorchallenge
Really, I don't know what it is with those weekends... I just can't seem to find any inspiration to post anything. "Okay so don't..." Yes I hear what you're thinking, but I just had to. I just had to post
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photography
2017-07-21 15:16
Composition in Photography - using leading lines to determine your own perspective
Composition is one of the major pillars of photography. It is one of the most invisible yet noticable things that can make or break an image with its presence or lack of it. Although it can be taught,
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photography
2017-07-20 19:54
Three random photographs I sold online - What are customers looking for? / Twenty20 follow-up
In a previous post I already told you where I sell the majority of my photos, in this new feature I'm going to take 3 random photos that I've sold once or maybe many times. Also I'll tell you why these
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art
2017-07-19 22:04
Creating my own Steemit logo in Graffiti letters - step by step drawing
I like drawing this kind of stuff, I've done it since I was 10 years old. For my Steemit introduceyourself I drew a Steemit logo of my own and I wanted to share with you how I did it. Disclaimer Okay first
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photography
2017-07-17 22:48
Behind the photo #2 - Up or down the stairs? Fibonacci would be proud...hopefully
In this feature I get into a little background on a photo and tell you exactly how and why I got making it. I took these photos on a special day. My mother, who is a teacher of Dutch language, received
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sports
2017-07-13 22:19
StayStrongAppie - How one of the greatest talents of Europe turned out to be only human
Today was a sad day for everyone involved with Dutch football, especially here in Amsterdam. Last week the team of Ajax Amsterdam played a pre-season friendly in Austria against a German team. Because
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introduceyourself
2017-07-12 20:15
A proper introduction: my name is Carlo and my account is @thePhotoGuide
So I have been here for two weeks under the name @thePhotoGuide and I did do a kind of introduction to explain my account name, but I hadn't introduced myself properly up until now... Hello! I thought
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photography
2017-07-11 22:55
SteemitPhotoChallenge Entry 'Celebrations' / How to photograph sparklers
Bright colors lighting up the darkness, the distinct smell of sulfur, happy people everywhere...I'm talking about fireworks. We have plenty of reasons to celebrate throughout the year, but we don't always
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colorchallenge
2017-07-07 18:42
Color challenge #2 - Blue friday / Bicycle on the Amsterdam canals
Some of you might wonder, why is this bike fully colored in one bright color? Surely they don't sell them like this? That's correct, they don't. I took this photo in broad daylight so my shutterspeed
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photography
2017-07-06 21:08
Travel shots #4 Japan - Tokyu Plaza Ginza, the best view of a Tokyo pedestrian crossing
We have all seen it in movies: the pedestrian crossing in Shibuya, Tokyo. It is worldfamous for the insane amount of people that cross it at the same time, in all directions. Wouldn't it be cool to see
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photography
2017-07-05 22:04
Behind the photo #1 - Photographing in the evening fog
Every photo has a story behind it, in this new feature I want to give a more detailed look on how a specific photo was made and which camera settings I used. Today I'm going to talk about one of my favorite
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photography
2017-07-05 00:07
How to make money with photography - Part 2 / Selling your photos on Twenty20
This is part 2 of my guide to earning money with your photography. If you haven’t read it yet, be sure to do so here. Yesterday I told you about stocksites where photos can be sold to make you money, today
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travel
2017-07-04 15:21
Travel shots #3 Japan - Traveling the country on the high speed bullet trains (Shinkansen)
The Japanese bullet trains are without a doubt the easiest, fastest and safest option to travel the country. To me it represents the extremely well organized Japanese infrastructure and it's not without
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photography
2017-07-03 21:18
How to make money with photography - Part 1 / introduction
Making money with photography, who doesn’t like that thought? Nowadays owning a camera is as normal as it has ever been. Cameras are getting cheaper and cheaper and seeing as earlier this year over 77%
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photography
2017-06-29 21:55
Travel shots #2 Brussels - My unplanned visit to the Atomium building in Brussels
I had always heard of the Atomium building and seen some photos of it but I had never been there before. Since it was built in 1958 for the Brussels World's Fair it has always been an iconic landmark in
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