Easy stepping into the new 2021

Cats. Cats everywhere.

W e e k 48

Slowly stepping back from social media and saying I’m sorry to my blog page. Feeling recently drained to be up-to-date with everything, sucked from my creative energy.

This blog – It’s a woman world [?] – was safe place for my daily little things. And will stay like that.

Today pictures from last week (48). Enjoy.

H e a d in the clouds, feet in the w a t e r

Air and water walk with me.

First loooong mindfull walk of this fall. North Sea I missed you!

beach, k i t e & dogs

Today was the day i was waiting for a long time. The weather last couple o weeks was horrible, when the sun was shining i was at work. Today i took an advantage and I had 2h walk on the beach. Perfect time and weather for doing that.

Each time Im seeing kite surfers Im like: “why the hell Im not trying it?”. It’s calling me since few years. Then I’ve a short conversation with one of the dudes and i do know whats stop me. Today, while i was photographing one guy asked me if i also do kite [he wanted help with the kite] i said: “no, but ive question for you. How difficult it is?”. He said: “u need to know how to do this”… Obviously… [face palm].

Ringen aan zee, Uncategorized

Ringen aan zee / Rings by the sea

The iconic beach landscape “Ringen aan zee” by Bruno Doedens.

Twenty sand rings of approximately 150 by 300 meters were built up on 12 February 2018 by two silver-colored excavators. Based on GPS, the machines ‘see’ where and how to dig. After more than a week, the first, inner rings were visible – are no less than two and a half meters high. To the outside, the rings are getting lower, up to 1.20 meters. It is estimated that the 150 by three-hundred-meter sand artwork was completely finished after two weeks.

The twenty rings represent 200 years of bathing culture at Scheveningen – The Hague. Sand, wind, air, water. Like nature itself, the artwork will not look exactly the same for a day.

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