In a few days we will enter February 2013, so it is time to prepare for a new calendar desktop wallpaper.
The photo was taken a few years back. I will not tell you were I took it, but I can tip you that it also can be found in my recently published book. 🙂
Click the image above to view and download! If you would like the wallpaper in another size just drop me a note.
I am thrilled today! The proof copy of my first photography book is of to the printers this week.
The book is showing a selection of my Cuba photos, including some never before published images. It has been on my to-do list for a long time, but I never got around to finish it, until now that is!
Below is a preview of some of the pages of the book.
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Paseo del Prado is a main street in Havana, Cuba. It is the dividing line between Centro Habana and Old Havana.
In 1772, French landscape architect Jean-Claude Nicolas Forestier designed the paseo, lined with trees and with marble benches.
Lining the boulevard are important buildings such as hotels, cinemas, theaters, and mansions imitating styles from Madrid, Paris and Vienna. El Prado was the first paved street in Havana.
Cuban woman in the streets of Havana.
Complexd Magazine, the UK’s 1st Digital Magazine celebrating multicultural women, has published their fifth issue last Friday.
Complexd Magazine is a bi-monthly fashion & lifestyle publication for multicultural women, which delivers rich content that is visually diverse and representative of reality.
Four of my photos from the Cuba (above), China (below) and Vietnam galleries are published in their Travel & Lifestyle section.
Click here to go directly to the Love Thy Woman issue of Complexd Magazine. The Travel & Lifestyle section starts at page 76, however, this latest issue of Editor-in-chief Kered Clement has once again turned out to be a wonderful and interesting magazine and I can recommend you to read it from beginning to end.
Chinese Zhuang women brushing their hair.
Playing games is a popular activity on the streets of Cuba, especially Domino is a favorite for young and old.
René Timmermans (born in Winterswijk, the Netherlands, 1968) is a freelance travel and landscape photographer.
Although he is born and raised in the Netherlands René is currently based in Stockholm, Sweden.
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