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Week 10 2011,
from March 7th

I photograph to find out what something will look like photographed.
Garry Winogrand

Sarah Maple
in front of
Galerie Kochxbos.
Guy

Illegally fast on the highway, but bumpy on the thresholds in town.
Guy

An elegant biker has the right of way in AMS,
Guy

Wave means coffee?!
"Last night it was late. People passing by stepped in for a drink
and stayed well after 24:00."

7 Days Open!
Bunch of Daffodils for just one €!

"There's no icecream yet."

"The red jacket, yellow shawl?

Not sunny.

Sunday.
It's getting warmer in the South.

Lovely weather.
Guy

His latest Aston.
Guy

Pride, love.
Guy

Sea legs.
Guy

Same terrace as yesterday but crowded.
Guy

"Sorry, I'm in a hurry."

Preparations for the big trip.

"I brought him his laundry."

Virtually tripping over rhe virtual ball.

No ball!

Wijnand Blok tells the associated members about the past year
and the plans for the future of the International Biggles Association.

Flat.

Many Amsterdammers took the ferry to the centre of the city.

Saturday.
We're on our way to the Tolhuis, on the other side of the IJ, to attend the
Annual Meeting of the International Biggles Association.

TH Delft, Industrial Design.
Guy

TH Delft, Industrial Design.
Guy

TH Delft, Industrial Design.
Guy

"The next issue is coffee."

"Yes, that's a better spot!"

Half moored water taxi.

Bag woman on wheels.

From the Americas?

Remarkable T-shirt with printed jacket.
(PC)

"Oil!"

"Follow me, I'm on my way to the bank!"

The Multi Switch Image Tool.

Swiss Voltitude Folding Electric Bike.

Friday.
"I'd rather stay here and watch the bridge from afar."

Preswim cocktails.
Guy

Zuiderbad Hunkemoller swimwear fashion.
Guy

"I'll give ye the phone to Cesar."
Guy

Geman Yellow Cab.
Guy

Kinda green.
Guy

You could have stopped him, you should.

Slow down!

The bicycle lane is blocked.

Après school.

Thursday.
"It's so cold and windy up here,
I'd rather ride through the valley
and see what Miau is like."

Dealers, clients, and cool callers
are supervised by the neighborhood director.
Not quite a stand-up comedian it is said.
Pieter Klop

Quietly, far from the hectic and dangerous
neighborhood gangs, the yellow submarine disappears into the country.
Guy

P.S.: €2.50.
Guy

Speeding as if it's painted firetruck red.
Guy

How many more years and how many more millions?
Guy

"Can't be Bart Rosman, for he can't have been older than a boy."
"But it actually sure is a Bugatti."
"Isn't this a scene in a movie by Nikolai dan der Heyde?"

The Racing Version.

Sheer luck.

Fearless.

Wednesday.
La Courte Soupe.
"Die Pirelli's zijn zogezegd echt bezielde banden."
Aernoud

De Ruyterkade.
Joost

Even smaller!
Guy

Snap!
Guy

Jetset Art Gallery.
Guy

Vondelpark.
Guy

Stan Douglas, Hastings Park, July 16, 1955.
Post-war reenactment.
Enlargement.

“Hastings Park, 16 July 1955 (2008)” is from Stan Douglas’s project “Humor, Irony, and the Law,” in which the artist re-stages historic moments of unrest in his native Vancouver. This particular image recreates a scene at a Vancouver horse track in 1955 using models dressed in period clothing selected to match the look of color film at that time. The models were photographed between takes while they were off guard. This image is composed of 30 separate shots.

Little monkey by Sylvia B. 2008.

"I promise to love you."
The Caldic Collection.

Varied interest.

Mentzels lifelong gripping career in photos.

Exhibitton of the work of photojournalist Vincent Mentzel.

Tuesday, March 8.
Coffee in De Kunsthal, Rotterdam.
In the distance the Euromast.

We drive the Jaguar legend to celebrate 50 years of E-Type.

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the E-Type's debut at Geneva, we head to Coventry to drive the original show car - how does it shape up? It’s 50 years since the most famous Jaguar of them all made its Geneva Motor Show debut – but the E-Type’s graceful lines are just as jaw-dropping today. To celebrate, we headed to the big cat’s heritage museum in Coventry to drive one of the early Series 1 cars, built in 1963. Under the elegant bonnet is a 3.8-litre straight-six producing around 261bhp. It gives 0-62mph in around seven seconds. Top speed was a claimed 150mph – although few customer models could reach the magic figure.

Text: Luke Madden / Photos: Pete Gibson

Mighty fast, nice nice and comfortable.
Not shot on location in New England for Automobile Quarterly,
but by Aernoud, near his home in Northern France.
Not in 1985 but yesterday.