urban nature #12

© paul willaert (charleroi - 2009)

canvas #7

© paul willaert (heist - 2009)

urban nature #11

© paul willaert (oostende - 2009)

tonight in gent (be) the opening night of a group exposition with the participation of a friend of mine luc rabaey

tales of innocence #5

© paul willaert (brugge - mei 2009)

canvas #6

© paul willaert (zandvoorde - april 2009)

urban nature #10

© paul willaert (calais - april 2009)

urban nature #9

© paul willaert (hondschoote FR - april 2009)

urban nature #8

© paul willaert (ramskapelle - march 2009)

urban nature #7

© paul willaert (brugge - april 2009)

urban nature #6

© paul willaert (zwevezele - march 2009)

urban nature #5

© paul willaert (bredene - april 2009)

urban nature #4

© paul willaert (wenduine - april 2009)

When I was young, my family used to travel to the beach on the Maryland or Delaware coast for week-long summer vacations. I remember seeing towers, smaller and not as impressive looking as this one, scattered along some of the less developed coastal areas. Those towers that I remember seeing from the back seat of a moving car as a child in the seventies had been built during the second world war as submarine lookout posts. Anyway, that's the first thing that came to mind when the photo loaded on my laptop screen.
I really like this one a great deal. The light is is just beautiful.
Drew Thomas Levy

urban nature #3

© paul willaert (zeebrugge - april 2009)

urban nature #2

© paul willaert (zeebrugge - april 2009)

urban nature #1

© paul willaert (bredene - april 2009)