Tonight I went to the north district again to snap some shots of the glassy mass in the light of the setting sun. I was hoping to catch some nice pics for a decent HDR, but somehow I can't manage to get those right. I edited this one as I like it very much as well. Hope you like it too!
Never mind the title ;-) This is from the same shoot as the other glass structure. It's the Belgacom "twin towers" right next to the north station in Brussels. Again, I was quite lucky with the clouds as I really like how the sky seems to just continue in the buildings.
Well hello again. Today, because of the gorgeous weather, we went walkabout in the centre of town. Had some really good home made ice cream and a generally good time. This is one of the shots I took that was worth editing ;-). Hope you like it too! 
Some time ago I did a shoot in the area around the north station of Brussels. I quite like what they're doing there right now; building lots of high-rises in glass and steel. But I guess it's a personal taste thing ;-) you either like it, hate it or are totally indifferent to it. This is one of the government buildings on the avenue Albert II. I quite like this picture because the reflection of the clouds in the building that really worked out very well here. I was originally thinking to go there again today, but the clear blue sky is going to be a bit boring. Maybe if we get a bit of a storm later today I might go after all. The post processing included a HDR render of five exposures of the same raw file and some tweaking in PS of course :-)
Yes, Antwerp again, but this one is quite some time ago actually. I took this on Terje and Nathalie's balcony, when they were still living there. They're the one's we visited in Norway by the way, so it has been some time ago that I took this picture. I stumbled across it today and decided to edit and post it. Hope you like it as much as I do! 
I don't know why, but I've been thinking about this picture several times today, so I thought I'd post it. I took it one night in Bucharest at the Orthodox version of Vatican. Please forgive me for not knowing the name and feel free to add it in the comments. Any who, I took it without flash on my tripod and I'm obviously very happy about the outcome. No iPhone version of this one as the landscape format really doesn't make sense for an iPhone.
As we arrived in Antwerp central station, there were a couple of people waiting for a train, as usually is the case with train stations. These were the ones lucky enough to be snapped by me and are now featuring on this magnificent blog ;-). Seriously though, I quite liked the lighting and environment, the people add a nice human touch to the whole I think.
As I haven't been very accurate in the whole daily thing, here's another one I took yesterday in Antwerp. For those of you that don't recognize it, shame one you! ;-p Not really though, I thought it was an MG, but upon inspection, it turned out to be an Austin Healey... never heard of them before, to be quite honest. They were so pretty and shiny I couldn't help but take their picture. Hope you like it.
As it was Iuliana's birthday yesterday (25, yay!), we went to visit Antwerp as opposed to staying at home. We had a really good day, the weather was actually quite nice, we had sun most of the time and the parts that it was raining we were having cocktails, so we didn't really care too much ;-)
This afternoon, I went on a photo shoot with my brother's girlfriend Caroline. It was the first shoot I've done in more then a year... Yeah, I know, I should really start doing more again! :-)
When my friend Paul, who is graphic designer by trade (check his stuff here!), asked me if I could do some pictures for one of his projects, the website of a fantasy store, I obviously said I would even though I had no idea what exactly to expect. We went there and I took around a hundred pictures there. I was quite amazed what they'd done to the place. Those of you that know the Efteling in Holland, it's like that :-). 
Tonight I joined Robin from www.iphonetunes.net for the release event of the iPhone 3G in Belgium on the avenue du toison d'or in Brussels. It was actually quite amazing to see how many people had gathered there in the pouring rain just to be the proud new daddy of the first officialy endorsed iPhone in Belgium. They were there and waiting, even after having been told they would not get their phone until 0300h. Purely amazing stroke of marketing! Had the weather been better I'm sure the event would have had problems housing all the people. You can see the pictures I took for him on his site.
Yes, a second one, mere seconds after the first! I was feeling creative today plus this picture was taken the same day as the previous post. While I was taking pictures of the model some kids from a nearby school were "peeping tom-ing" so I snapped this one, I'm very pleased with the results!
I've had to go into the archivez again due to not really very brilliant weather. Brilliant maybe, I'm sure I could do some very interesting shots in the rain, but for that, I'll have to get some kind of water proofing first. 
I realise it hasn't been a daily thing of late. I am very sorry for that and do my best to get back on track with the updates. This one is an HDR of the view from our balcony, as we speak (well, as I write this anyway) This time I had my tripod so I could do the separate exposures as opposed to using just one RAW file.
As I've mentioned before, we've been to Antwerp last weekend. This is the dome of Antwerp Central Station which has just been unveiled after years of restoration. You can still see the covers in the corners which adds to the whole image I think. I like the feel of this picture very much, the way the corners seem to be on the same angle as the dome itself. Hope you like it as well!
