BEAUTIFUL BELGIUM (Belgie, Belgique)
Featured Work
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Ghent - Belgium by Gilberte
Along the quays in Ghent – Belgium
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Miserere by Stéphan Alomène
In Cathedral Saint Michel et Gudule – Bruxelles – Belgique Detail
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The Belfort, Ghent by mochamocha
The Belfort in Ghent, Belgium, late on a winter’s day.
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old postal card by M. Wiessman Photography
taken in Chassepierre, Belgium.
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Old chapel Saint Roch Belgium by calimero
original watercolor 31 X 41 cm / 12.09×15.99 inches / 250 usd / payment via paypal / can be shipped worlwide
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Reflections of the past (color version) by PhotomasWorld
Belgium … / A beautiful place in the city of Bruges. / So many of them, lucky us ! Feel free to have a look on my Calendar 2010 ‘Beautiful Belgium’. This image is part of it … /
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Tree lined path by Colin Hollywood
Image captured in Bruges, Belgium in April 2007. /
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MOTHER AND CHILD by majo
The light was very low in this thomb. / My camera registrated something due to the noise of the high ISO-value that / is totaly different from what the naked eye sees. / I like the vibe so decided to upload. / Any critisism welcome.
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Belgium Cathedral by Melissa Contreras
Very atmospheric, this huge cathedral towered over us, in the dark of the night secluded in a ring of mist. Spooky and Enpowering when you are there.
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Our opont by calimero
original oil on canvas stretched on a wooden frame / 35.43×27.56 inches (90 X 70 cm) / can be shipped worldwide (insurance) / price : 1300 usd / payment via paypal
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THE EN TRANCE by Alateia
CHURCH IN ARLON entrance to…..
Recent Work
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Duet (Belgium, Brugge) by Antanas
Europe, Belgium / My new photos series CLICK FOR VIEW OR COMMENT http://www.redbubble.com/people/antanas/art/1672536-2-reflection-belgium-airport
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Coprinus comatus by Martin Beerens
BEST VIEWED LARGER / Small wood at Herentals, Belgium Canon 40D – Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM / ISO 200 – f/6.4 – 1/10s Have a look at my other photos. For example:
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Presentation by Antanas
You may also purchase my second poetry book (I could send it for you by post) “The Roadling” is the second collection of Arturas A. Skucas’s poetry to be published. These poetic miniatures are concentrated and metaphorical. The collection contains separate cycles, which are related by some general themes and motifs: movement, trees, and the like. The texts are given with expressive photographs taken by the author, in which trees predominate. In this way, the author seeks to relate the association of the fates of trees, words, and people, as well as of their feelings. Editor: Marcelijus Martinaitis / Photgraphy Consultant: Audrius Zavadskas / Design Consultant: Danielius Sodeika / Layout and administration by Romualda Smailytë / Hardback, 130 pages; / Language: Lithuanian / English CLICK ON THE PHOTO FOR A LARGER VIEW / You may also purchase my second poetry book (I could send it for you by post) You are… The Light When I go… The Rain
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Central station by Martin Beerens
Antwerpen, Belgium Canon 40D – Canon EFS10–22mm / ISO 800 – f/14 – 1/2s Have a look at my other photos. For example:
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The old pathway in Tervuren forest (Belgium) by Antanas
Europe, Belgium / My new photos series CLICK FOR VIEW OR COMMENT http://www.redbubble.com/people/antanas/art/1672536-2-reflection-belgium-airport
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Another walk on droplets by Martin Beerens
BEST VIEWED LARGER / Morning dew in a web / Nete Herentals, Belgium Canon 40D – Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM / ISO 800 – f/5.6 – 1/80s Have a look at my other photos. For example
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Pleurs d'Automne by Stéphan Alomène
Artistical photography Belgium – Gaume – Etalle
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Waiting by Martin Beerens
Train station / Antwerpen, Belgium Canon 40D – Tamron 18-270mm / ISO 800 – f/13 – 1/3s Have a look at my other photos. For example:
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Tunnel by Martin Beerens
Pedestrian tunnel / Antwerpen, Belgium Canon 40D – Tamron 18-270mm / ISO 302 – f/3.5 – 1/40s Have a look at my other photos. For example:
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Brussels street at night (Belgium) by Antanas
Europe, Belgium / My new photos series CLICK FOR VIEW OR COMMENT http://www.redbubble.com/people/antanas/art/1672536-2-reflection-belgium-airport
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The Gravensteen Castle - Ghent Belgium by Gilberte
GHENT: The Gravensteen (Castle of the counts) The GRAVENSTEEN is the Dutch name for the ‘castle of the count’. The counts of Flanders had castles built in the principal cities of the county. Because they had to maintain law and order, they continuously had to move from one city to the other. Therefore, they disposed of a castle in most cities where they wanted to stay for a few months. The castle of Ghent is the only one which survived the centuries more or less intact. Archeological excavations have proved that three fortified castles constructed in wood must have stood on the site of today’s Gravensteen. Already around the year 1000 the first stone castle must have been erected here. Parts of this, such as the chimney and the fireplace, can still be found in the walls of the lower floors of the main tower. The Gravensteen, like we know it today, has been constructed by Fillips of Alsasse who was count of Flanders between 1157 and 1191. He took part in one of the crusades and died during the siege of Akko in the Holy Land. The opening in the form of a cross, right above the main entrance gate, proves that he already had taken part in a crusade when the Castle was built around 1177-1178.The Gravensteen functioned as the center of the Count’s power during the early Middle-Ages. This is somewhat symbolized by the main keep or ‘donjon’ (tower) from where one can have a panoramic view over the city. Next to the castle lies the Veerleplein (Veerle square), the place where public executions took place. The Gravensteen has been used in later times for different purposes. After the counts moved to more comfortable mansions in the later centuries, it was used as the Mint and later as the main prison of Gent. In the nineteenth century a cotton plant was installed here. In the inner court little houses where built for the textile workers of the plant. Today, the Gravensteen has been beautifully restored. It is still partially surrounded by the medieval moat. It can be visited all through the year. Inside of the rooms is a museum about the history of prison life and organization, with a very instructive (?) collection of medieval torture instruments. /
About This Group
CURRENTLY BEAUTIFUL BELGIUM IS PROMOTING OUR BELGIUM CALENDARS 2010 FOR YOUR EARLY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING introducing
- CASTLES OF BELGIUM BY BFG
- NOSTALGIA BY GILBERTE
- & ‘Beautiful Belgium, North Sea – Polderland – Bruges’ by another of our very Talented Artists PhotomasWorld
Take a nice walk through the North of Flanders, from Bruges along Polderland till the coastline and you have a collection you will indeed treasure well beyond 2010
These Calendars are entirely unique as they are created by the Photographers directly. Your purchase is a personal exchange where you can meet the creator and gain an insight into the eye behind the lense adding meaning to your selection.
The prices are extraordinarily affordable making your investment a special find.
In buying one of our Beautiful Belgium Calendars, you not only offer a gift of pleasure to the lucky person that receives it, but it will also be a reward of happiness and satisfaction directly to the Photographer for all their efforts and dedication to their craft.
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