Join me for an evening walk through Brussels. I look differently at the world around me when I have a camera in my hand. I see beauty in places, in nature, or people that I would otherwise have missed. It is one of the reasons why I love photography; it makes life more beautiful.
Thank you for reminding us of the beautiful things in this world and taking us for.this nice visit. I am thankful to be able to enjoy some of them live.
Alex, thank you for the lovely walk. The contrasts between the traditional building details and innovative Apple store, plus the awesome Magritte museum, provide a wonderful textured historical journey. I think we don’t truly appreciate the present without first knowing the history of the people and places.
Thank you for letting me look over your shoulder into Brussels this evening. I haven ever been there sofar I can remember. Awesome photos and bw sketch (-:
Your newsletter arrived at a moment when I was in desperate need of a distraction this afternoon. It transported me to Brussels, made me check the train timetable (fastest train from Basel takes 5h22 via Strasbourg), introduced me to René Magritte (I'd seen some of his works obviously), reminded me of how much I also enjoy walks like that, made me look through some of my own pictures and above all it made me smile. Thank you for that.
Your pictures in this one are exquisite - I might copy one or two ideas. Also, as I said above it felt like I was walking the streets of Brussels myself. Brilliant storytelling.
Interesting questions about geographers who like history experiencing the past differently from historians. If I find a study on that I'll let you know.
Thank you for reminding us of the beautiful things in this world and taking us for.this nice visit. I am thankful to be able to enjoy some of them live.
Alex, thank you for the lovely walk. The contrasts between the traditional building details and innovative Apple store, plus the awesome Magritte museum, provide a wonderful textured historical journey. I think we don’t truly appreciate the present without first knowing the history of the people and places.
Totally beautiful and thoughtful.
An elegant elixir of evocative beauty.
I loved it. Every word, every photograph, every sense inspired by this lovely piece of a dream.
Thank you.
Thank you for letting me look over your shoulder into Brussels this evening. I haven ever been there sofar I can remember. Awesome photos and bw sketch (-:
Your newsletter arrived at a moment when I was in desperate need of a distraction this afternoon. It transported me to Brussels, made me check the train timetable (fastest train from Basel takes 5h22 via Strasbourg), introduced me to René Magritte (I'd seen some of his works obviously), reminded me of how much I also enjoy walks like that, made me look through some of my own pictures and above all it made me smile. Thank you for that.
Your pictures in this one are exquisite - I might copy one or two ideas. Also, as I said above it felt like I was walking the streets of Brussels myself. Brilliant storytelling.
Interesting questions about geographers who like history experiencing the past differently from historians. If I find a study on that I'll let you know.
Wonderful post!
Aww thank you for the mini vacation that some of us desperately need. As always, Thank you for all the amazing pictures.