Michiel 2005's photos

in the British Museum

No longer full of sailors, but a museum ship Click here to see where this photo was taken.

in the City of London

Dutch19th century poet and writer. Wrote under the pseudonym De Schoolmeester (the Schoolmaster), because after fleeing Holland he started a boarding school in Highgate. That flight became necessary after he had an affair with the wife of a university professor and making another girl pregnant. And he had some debts as well. He died in London and he is buried in Hornsey church yard. Click here to see where this photo was taken.

photographed in Kiev, near Poshtova Ploscha.

photographed in Kiev

The church and MacDonalds are both new. The church, originally dating from early 19th century, was there before, but it was destroyed in the 1930s. It is called the Rizdvo Church. Poshtova Ploscha | Поштова площа, Kiev, Ukraine. More info about Poshtova Ploscha can be found on Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poshtova_Square

110 Eisenhower Lane, in the Hague. Now demolished. The cars you can see are the Renault 16 and the Renault 6 (in front). Not my picture (in the Municipal Picture Archive in The Hague) Click here to see where this photo was taken.

A great picture for bus lovers as well. scan from a orwochrome slide. Orwochrome was made in the GDR/DDR.

Behind the 544 is a 262C Bertone. scan from a orwochrome slide. Orwochrome was made in the DDR/GDR.

scan from a orwochrome slide. Orwochrome was made in the DDR.

scan from a orwochrome slide. Orwochrome was made in the DDR.