Ria Bacon: editor & writer

Linguist with wanderlust,
From the hills of New Guinea to the halls of the Sorbonne,
From the beaches of Bassam to the fields of Friesland,
From the catacombs of Rome to the Blue Mountains of Jamaica.
From the heather of the Veluwe to the dust of Dakar ...

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End of the Non-aligned Movement

First HDR photo using a tripod, which means no more caffeine-induced wobbly hands and blurred photo merging.

What do you think?

 

Spanjardstraat (HDR image)

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January 13th, 2012 | Tags: , , , | Category: Google+, Photos, The nether lands, Work in progress
  • Plkuzee

    Ria,

    Delete the lamps and th red stripe (it may be a pole to keep the cars out) and you have a Berckheyde

  • artofstet

    Discovered your blog by accident- checking my own: STET The Life, Struggles and Corrections of an ADHD Brain. Apologies for the title clash, I only set it up a few weeks back. I doubt whether I will thieve any of your traffic.

    Love your description: First they came for the verbs etc.
    And the picture is superb. I love the thin brick from the top of France northwards

    Peter