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Airshow at Yuma, AZ
Well, ehm, a ‘typical’ airshow would have one (or more) stunt teams. This one did not, and only lasted from 10:30am to 1pm or so. Oh well. The drive to and from Yuma, AZ, made more than up for it. Highlights where the F-22 Raptor and the F-35 Lightning demos. And there were four F-5’s…
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Winter Wonderland in Amsterdam
A ‘few’ years back I photographed this collection of images during a typical Dutch winter in Amsterdam. No need to share that Baileys with hot chocolate was in order after shooting…
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Cuba, Part 3: Cienfuegos & Varadero
A Day in Cienfuegos A day in the Varadero area If you like to see a more modern city (that still comes with classic American autombiles from the 50’ies), go to Varadero. It almost seems like this city came to being less than 30 years ago.
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Cuba, Part 2: Trinidad
Trinidad! Yes, Trinidad, Cuba, not Trinidad & Tobago, which is located in a different country. Yet, Trinidad is a cute authentic city located close to the south coast of the island. Cobbestoned streets with more classic American automobiles from the fifties makes the picture more than complete. What was missing in Havana can be found…
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Cuba, Part 1: Havana
Dear Cuba– where you have been all this time?Being ignored by the US of America,Your government made the Cuban people suffer,By blaming every single problem on their embargo,And tryin’ to keep dem people dumb and poor,While the rest of the world is willing to trade with you. <anonymous> Yep, the quitessential picture of the street…
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India, Part 3: Jaipur
The time I spent in Jaipur was way too little. I promise that next time I will spent more time in The Land Of Kings, as Rajasthan translates to. Jawahar Circle It is claimed to be the biggest circular park in Asia developed on a roundabout with a diameter of about 452 m. Albert Hall…
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India, Part 2: Agra
As a five-year old, I had this large fairytale book. It was square, about 16 by 16 inches and it contained a number of fairytales that Mom read to me. All the images in this book were hand drawn, one of those was of the Taj Mahal. I was intrigued by it, I could stare…
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India, Part 1: (New) Delhi
I never felt so much like a stranger, yet I never felt so welcomed. The stereo types are true: A sensory overload! and You have to dive deep to discover all the layers of India! All true, but I did not know that. For years, maybe decades, I have been postponing a trip to India.…