Bruges

[Bart]

Some images from the visit to Bruges with Nick (@Palouse) and his son Noel last October.

Starting at the entrance of the Beguinage and the Beguinage Church Saint Elisabeth and ending in the Church of Our Lady.

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12. And there's Nick

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I still have a few more from the Sint-Salvators Cathedral but I'll put those in a separate thread.

 

[Mike Buckley]

Another nice set! #10 is really nice. I wonder why all the trees in #4 are leaning to the right.

 

[Butlerkid]

What a beautiful city! I enjoyed my time brief there many years ago very much!

You have expertly captured the essence of the scenes using strong compositions while dealing with wide contrast ranges. I especially like the processing of #2, 3, 5, 7, and 10.

 

[Palouse]

I wonder why all the trees in #4 are leaning to the right.

I have a shot with them leaning too

Wind blown by the strong and predominant southerly winds.

 

[Palouse]

Great set Bart. Even though all of mine are probably staying in color I do appreciate your light hand in converting these to B&W.
I'll get mine out soon.

 

[Bart]

Thank you, Mike, Karen and Nick!
Very much appreciated!

Another nice set! #10 is really nice. I wonder why all the trees in #4 are leaning to the right.

The wind would indeed be the only natural explanation

What a beautiful city! I enjoyed my time brief there many years ago very much!

You have expertly captured the essence of the scenes using strong compositions while dealing with wide contrast ranges. I especially like the processing of #2, 3, 5, 7, and 10.

Great set Bart. Even though all of mine are probably staying in color I do appreciate your light hand in converting these to B&W.
I'll get mine out soon.

Looking forward to see them, Nick.
Always interesting to see how someone else has seen the same subject.

 

[nuclearjock]

Very nice Bart. #12 is my favorite.

 

[Bart]

Thank you, Rick!
Really appreciated!

Very nice Bart. #12 is my favorite.

 

[Palouse]

Very nice Bart. #12 is my favorite.

Well, given the subject . . . .

 

[merlin]

Lovely set, Bart. I especially like the skies and water reflections in 8 and 9. And good to see you, Nick!

 

[Bart]

Lovely set, Bart. I especially like the skies and water reflections in 8 and 9. And good to see you, Nick!

Much appreciated, Merlin!
Thank you!

 

[Binnur]

Very nice set Bart, thanks for sharing.

 

[Bart]

Very nice set Bart, thanks for sharing.

Really appreciated, Binnur!
Thank you!
and my pleasure of course.

 

[dossy]

Too many great shots to pick a favorite! You really capture the essence of these cities.

 

[Bart]

Thank you, Dossy!
Greatly appreciated!

Too many great shots to pick a favorite! You really capture the essence of these cities.

 

[Dudley5854]

Bart this is good. Like the tone texture the feeling of depth in some of these pics.

 

[Bart]

Much appreciated, Dudley!
Thank you!

Bart this is good. Like the tone texture the feeling of depth in some of these pics.