dietbrand

Wel vanuit mijn kot in Gent kijk ik de ganse tijd uit op de toren. Dus ik heb er wel enkele foto's van ;-)

Bedankt voor de input!

Dietbrand

My bass guitar.

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The Ghent Book Tower at night. No colour alteration made by me, just

the effect that the fluorescent light has on film (in casu Fuji

Provia 100F).

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The canonet series, a portrait.

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This is a poetry booklet by H. Claus "the house of love".

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Just messing around ;-)

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My brother-in-law with his new-born son.

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Last in my cemetery folder.

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A silent silhouette.

Number one in a series of three.

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A farewell rose.

Number three in a series of three.

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Standing in her shoes.

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When I was scouting cemeteries for my other shoot (see my cemetery

folder) I cam across this British WWII cemetery. I took some colour

pics of it for reference. I like the order ans symmetry in which the

tombstones are placed, yet I found the background too open for what

I had in mind then (again see cemetery folder).

Nevertheless I will return in the near future with my full gear to

make some (true BW) photos.

I converted this colour photo to black and white (I find it more

fitting) in PS.

Thanks for your comment,

D. Vandenberghe

Third from my cemetery shooting.

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All comment welcome. The deformation of the 6 is not some kind of

motion blur it's just a cheap clock ;-)

A couple of friends of mine made some kind of veggie-tuna pizza. I

liked the mixture of colours and I happened to have my camera with

me.

This is my little niece (one year old) staring at the lens. I made

the print very rich in contrast to accentuate her eyes. I find they

gaze right through you.

The contents of someone's car ashtray spread out on a street in

Ghent.

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