It was time to post another photo of our little girl — and this time a more colorful shot than the last time. Here you can see her enjoying lunch very much, and in turn we enjoy being part of it… she’s just such a delight to behold.

Last week the Rijnhaven Bridge was officially opened — it connects the end of Wilhelminapier with Katendrecht. And when I walked over it today for the first time, a swan was swimming underneath it in the icy water… probably for the very first time as well.

My brother sliding downhill after a good day’s snowfall, while Sam and Erik are watching form the crest of the hill.

The Essalam Moskee and a little girl reflected in the steatite balustrade (Rotterdam, The Netherlands).

Protruding black rocks of bizarre shapes (and the inevitable Sorena) at the tip of the Snæfellsnes peninsula (Iceland).

It’s like what Chase Jarvis said — “The best camera is the one with you” — what made this photo possible. Since a few weeks I almost always have my camera with me (due to the relative small size of the M9). The photo shows the tram on the Laan op Zuid street, shot last week when I was on my way to work by bicycle.

Montevideo, New Orleans, and Toren op Zuid (KPN office) towers seen from Wilhelminakade with a dramatic winter sun from behind the pedestrian bridge.

Are record stores a dying breed now? And will the cd buyers – mainly old and male – vanish too, together with the record stores? Future will tell. At least I know that this photo was shot on De Meent street in Rotterdam.

Nyra sleeps when we arrive at our destination. Shot through the car side door window glass.

View over the brook that runs along the the petit gîte (small cottage) we rented in Craon (France) last summer.