EuroTripping – Rotterdam Street Vibes

As I mentioned in the last post, while we stayed a few nights in Antwerp during our European road trip last summer, we decided to drive up to Rotterdam to spend a day exploring some of the neighborhoods. Today’s post features some “street shots” from our long walk around the city last July.

I happened to notice that I shot many of the scenes fairly wide to include the architecture I was checking out during our visit. I also realized that bicyclists and construction worker-types feature quite a bit in this selection of images from the streets we wandered in Rotterdam.

During a brief downpour, we huddled under a bridge while this guy continued his work along the Nieuwe Maas
A duo fixing a window casement
Construction adjacent to the Hotel New York
Lifting and receiving on a construction site
I dunno, this seems a precarious position for this worker
Folk at the crosswalk with Wilhelminatoren literally towering above them
Riding by Centraal Station
Dismounting near Sylvette, a sculpture by Pablo Picasso & Carl Nesjar
Waiting at the crosswalk
Cycling by the Maastoren
More cyclists by Centraal Station
A pair of guides (?) smoking (P.U.) and chatting under the Kubuswoningen
A cute furry friend sniffing around the Edward Teeuw mural on Witte de Withhof
Selling mounds of colorful spices in the Markthal
Shoppers in front of the huge window of the Markthal with Blaaktoren (AKA: The Pencil or Het Potlood) in the distance

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I am a photography enthusiast living in Oslo, Norway. My favourite subjects tend to be landscapes and nature - but I enjoy photographing urban scenes, architecture, abstract shapes and street images as well. Welcome!

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