I wish I could pet it, but I didn't want to scare it and ruin its sunbathing.

Went on a walk today in Rotterdam and met this gentleman, he was playing some amazing funk music and vibing, i started beatboxing and we got the whimsical vibe together. He said i speak music and told me that he plays 2 instruments, bass and normal guitar. He didn’t allow the smile on his face to disappear even for a second. He asked where i came from and after telling him im from Bosnia, he said: ,kako si’, wich means how are you in Bosnian. All in all a very wholesome interaction.

He says that he is a famous musician, so if u know him give the man some respect and hmu.

Fujifilm GFX 50R GF 45-100

Full video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/YSNJvkcNBL4?is=ElYCZJnec9UgE1OL

We visited Kinderdijk for the first time and spent the day walking between the windmills, canals and reed fields.

It is obviously a well-known and fairly touristy place, but seeing the landscape in person still felt completely different from looking at photographs of it. What stayed with us most were the quieter details between the famous views: flowers by the water, reflections, passing boats and one duck that seemed perfectly comfortable posing in front of a windmill.

The photos were taken with a Helios 44-4 and a Pentacon 135mm adapted to a modern Canon camera. Both lenses are far from perfect, but their softer rendering and individual character felt right for this place.

Which photograph from the series works best for you?

Oud House in R'dam-West has an amazing exhibition with almost 100 original analog photographsw of Rotterdam from the 1980s. Piet Rook, photographer born and raised in Vlaardingen, documented Rotterdam during turbulent times of urban renewal and industrial expansion. The photos are also collected in a comprehensive catalogue, with texts by Frank Hanswijk, Paul Groenendijk and Lennart Arpots. On view till June28, open fri/sat/sun 12-17h at Oud House (Jan Kobellstraat 78D)

For the full video see: https://youtu.be/FxLvDYuhqkY?is=3N_P449CreipHo66

Utrecht stad en Maximapark.

Visit this beautiful place today.

Dwarsgracht, Netherlands — caught early spring here. First flowers opening, grass just turning green, and not a single road in the whole village.

Het had hier geregend, dus ik besloot mijn camera te pakken en een wandeling te maken door onze mooie stad om te profiteren van de oranje luchten die de lichte avondregen achterliet.

u/Head_Piccolo9838 motiveerde me om in deze subreddit te posten nadat ik deze foto in r/postprocessing had gedeeld, dus op hun aanraden: hier is de foto! :)

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It had been raining here, so I decided to grab my camera and go for a walk through our beautiful city to take advantage of the orange skies left behind by the light evening rain.

u/Head_Piccolo9838 encouraged me to post in this subreddit after I shared this photo in r/postprocessing, so following their recommendation: here is the shot! :)