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A photo impression of the shopping area in downtown Utrecht. A few of these shop fronts are set to disappear, others are selected because they are a bit different from the average high street store.
Logo of the Hoog Catharijne mall, above a side entrance. This logo will probably disappear soon, as part of a major renovation of both the mall and the surrounding area. The area and mall are changing beyond recognition.
Covers Couture Bridal Fashion, the place to go for your bridal gown and accessories.
L’Occitane en Provence, for the French “art de vivre” (art of living). A boutique with products from the Provence region in France.
Selexyz Broese, one of the largest bookshops in the country. The parent company, Selexyz, is bankrupt and their book shops are taken over. They will soon be merged with the De Slegte chain. This shop front will soon either disappear or look completely different.
The De Slegte book shop. The book shops of the De Slegte chain will soon merge with the book shops of Selexyz, and the shop on the photo will either disappear or change beyond recognition.
De Bijenkorf (litt. The Bee hive), an upmarket department store.
Canal in the Dutch province Drenthe
Hunebed
Farm in the Dutch province Drenthe
Château Holtmühle by night
Recently we had a chance to spend the night in Château Holtmühle in Tegelen, province Limburg, an old castle but now a hotel. I had little time for photography while I was there, but I did wake up early for a short photography shoot around dawn.
The castle was probably built in the late 14th century, and for many centuries played an important role in local history. In the 20th century the local government became the owner of the castle, and currently it houses a hotel.
Château Holtmühle by night
Château Holtmühle early in the morning
Entrance of Château Holtmühle
Château Holtmühle
