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A Rainy Day in Brussels |
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Brussels is not the best place to be in November. Still, I took the Eurotrain from London, bringing along just my tiny Stylus Epic. The negatives were scanned by Ritz onto a JPEG CD, and here are some samples.
Clicking on any of the thumbnails will bring up a larger (800x600) version of the same image, 150k or so in size. Note of 2005: The Ritz scans of 1998 vintage stink to heaven; the technology was just being developed at that time. I hope to re-scan the negatives with a modern scanner "any time soon". |
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Grote Markt (The Grand Place) can be read like a book.
Hotel de Ville is probably the most impressive of European town hall buildings. | The sidewalk restaurants one block north of Grote Markt do not even close in Winter. | |
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| The art collection in the Museum of Ancient Art is very impressive (besides, it doesn't rain here). Here are three snapshots of one of my favorite paintings: Temptation of Saint Anthony by Bosch. (Stylus Epic, handheld, no flash, no slouch!) | ||
| Posted 1998/12/14; last updated 2005/09/22 | Copyright © 1998-2005 by J. Andrzej Wrotniak. |
