by René Timmermans | Jan 2, 2012 | Wallpaper
The photo for the January 2012 wallpaper was taken in the village Volendam in the province Noord-Holland in the Netherlands.
A traditional Dutch windmill is marking one of the entry roads to the old fishing village. Volendam is not only well known for its eel fishing, but also for a long line of successful and popular musicians and singers. The Volendam style music is often referred to as the eel-sound!
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by René Timmermans | Dec 24, 2011 | Uncategorized
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I would like to wish all my blog readers a very Merry Christmas and a Happy & Healthy New Year!
by René Timmermans | Nov 30, 2011 | Wallpaper
After the vivid colors of the November 2011 wallpaper I have chosen a neutral photo for the December 2011 wallpaper.
This photo was taken mid December last year in the Nacka nature reserve in Stockholm after a heavy snowstorm.
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by René Timmermans | Dec 14, 2010 | Photography
For all of you who do not live in Sweden I can tell you that we have an unusual amount of snow for the time of year. Also the temperatures are lower than we are common with in December.
Early December I was traveling to the Netherlands to visit my family. On a beautiful Saturday morning we had some real snow showers there creating a mere 15 cm of snow. Unfortunately overnight temperatures went up and rain came. By the time we woke up almost all the snow had gone. Unlike the situation often in middle and north Sweden this is quite common in the Netherlands.
Anyway, last weekend we had beautiful weather around Stockholm, thus it was time to take out the cameras and make some snow shots. It was a cold experience though, with temperatures as low as -15 degrees C I was sometimes knee deep in the snow trying to find the perfect composition.
With the sun setting already before 3pm combined with the low temperatures you get to see a fantastic colored sky with blue’s and magenta’s.
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