Taken in Maastricht, Netherlands.
Netherlands
Game of light
Taken in Maastricht, Netherlands.
<3 Shadow
Another Amsterdam photo. If you look carefully, you’ll see a heart that the shadows form.
Structures and ornaments
I’m not 100% happy with composition in this one, but I like old train stations and I really liked the ornamentation work, so I thought I’d share it anyway.
Uitgang
Blue wall
After the rain
Haarlem, Netherlands.
Black & bike
I’m getting worse and worse at inventing photo titles.
September memory
Somebody put an open umbrella aside on a wharf, next to his boat.
Haarlem, Netherlands.
Bike and books II
Amsterdam series II
4a
Train station in Amsterdam. 
Mannequin
I find it utterly creepy.
Sad and Lonely
Check out the lonely Winnie the Pooh in the window ;) 
Amsterdam series
Cafe
Bike and books
Taken in Amsterdam.
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Horse cab
Bloemgracht
Typical Amsterdam picture.
Weekly photo challenge: windows
I wasn’t going to publish this photo here, but it suits the topic ;) 
Reflection
Angry alien
I’d be angry too, if they made me wear a hat I didn’t like ;)
Taken in Amsterdam.
Bike shadow
Amsterdam again.
Dark sky
Taken in Amsterdam. 
Room with a view
A view from the balcony of the place we stayed in in Amsterdam.
Vintage postcard
An old Citroen found in Amsterdam. Overexposed on purpose. 
Old postcard
Taken in Amsterdam.
Entrance
Window shopper
The dog was very shy an hid behind the man when he noticed me.
Taken in Amsterdam.
Casual game
Kids playing soccer. Amsterdam.
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Abstract
Taken in Delft.
Yellow bike
I’m going to have an exhibition of my photography in November. I’m supposed to choose some of my Ireland photos and I’m not sure which ones to take. Of course I’d like to show as many as possible, but I have to pay for the prints and framing, so I really have to pick out the best ones. Any ideas which ones to choose?
Old town
I kinda miss the scenery where you could take a vintage looking city photo without modern shop and traffic signs.
Clock tower
A church in Delft, Netherlands.
Utrecht by night
“Postcard” photo. I do these too every now and then.
In a hurry II
Canal
A canal in Utrecht.
Busy
Weekly photo challenge: Sunset
As I have mentioned before, I don’t like direct photos of sunset. I like sunsets, but 99% of sunset photos are just plain cheesy and bring back very unpleasant memories of an ambitious art student with a knack for abstraction, who was constantly told that sunsets, flower compositions and naked women paintings will sell, and abstract art won’t, and therefore she should stop doing what she wants and loves, because nobody has the time to do what they want if they want to make money. I hate people telling me what I should do and absolutely nobody has the right to do that when it comes to art. So here’s a sunset photo without a sunset. Well, almost.
Taken in Maastricht, Netherlands.
In a hurry
Taken in a hurry at the ‘s-Hertogenbosch station, when we ran from one train to another when they suddenly changed the route and informed the passengers in Dutch only. At first I was angry, but then I found out I had two minutes to take photos. 
Night town
As usually, I’m not sure how this photo should look, because I still can’t see anything on my laptop screen. I’m suspecting there is too much overall contrast making the top pitch black but I can’t say for sure.
This was taken in Maastricht, Netherlands.
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Amsterdam ZOO, a peacock walking from one table to another, begging people for food. Additionally, in Polish it’s a kind of a word game – “paw, który sępi” – non-translatable, I’m afraid (but a main reason I’m actually posting this, I have better photos from this trip).
Street still life
Found in Amsterdam. I feel a lot like painting this composition, but I only have pencils here. Perhaps when I return home.
Shades of brown
This is a generic Amsterdam photo. What attracts my attention is tasteful set of colours and repetitive vertical (but not perfect) lines.
Sunny morning
Again Amsterdam. 
Vischhandel
“Vischhandel” means “fish trade” in Dutch, so I have a theory that this is just a pub in a place that used to be a fish shop (in the late 19th or early 20th century, judging by the sign’s typeface).
This was taken in Haarlem, Holland. The guy on the photo was opening the pub. He thought he was ruining my photo, but I really wanted him on it. He laughed.
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Amsterdam.
The sign on the railing says “no bikes” ;)
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