As I said, I used the DSLR mainly for exposure bracketing on my trip to the Netherlands. Mainly. Sirens and cats and horses and houses and the night are the Dutch leftovers.

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1. ‘s Hertogenbosch in HDR
2. Amsterdam in HDR
3. Analog dreams from Holland, Roll I

I have quite an ambivalent relation to Amsterdam. I’ve been there four times now, but always day trips only. That limits your exploration radius very much, when your choice of transportation are your two feet. I’ve never felt very comfortable. I think that it’s because I simply do not like tourists, and I certainly do not classify me as a tourist when abroad. I’m foreign. There’s a difference I find. Anyway, I liked it this time more than ever. And may proudly, a bit, present the digital results of six hours in Amsterdam.

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1. ‘s Hertogenbosch in HDR
2. Dutch leftovers
3. Analog dreams from Holland, Roll I

I went to Holland and all I brought with me is photographs. Lots. So, generally speaking: I carried two cameras around most of the time. The Canon DSLR was used mainly for exposure bracketing, so I could generate HDR pictures (that are digitally alterated in other ways too this time) like the ones seen here. I also shot 4 rolls of lovely Kodak Elite Chrome 200 slide film with the Ihagee Exacta, they’ll be ready at some point next week. Cities covered were ‘s Hertogenbosch and the capital, Amsterdam. Enjoy.

Related posts:

1. Amsterdam in HDR
2. Dutch leftovers
3. Analog dreams from Holland, Roll I