Painting/digital Art of a historic harbour at the end of the day in the last century in impressionist style.
In the middle of the last century, seaports for sailing ships were often located in busy maritime areas around the world. An example is the port of Amsterdam, which was a major hub for trade and shipping at the time. The harbour was busy with all kinds of ships, including sailing ships and steamships. The quays were alive with dock workers, sailors and merchants bringing in and out goods. The sailing ships, moored along the quays, and the crews were busy loading and unloading goods such as timber, grain, textiles and other merchandise. The port itself had to have various facilities, such as warehouses for storing goods, shipyards for repairs, and possibly even markets where merchants could sell their wares. The atmosphere in such'a historic seaport was steeped in activity and adventure, with ships arriving and departing from distant lands, and the exchange of goods and cultures typical of the time.
Conceived by Kees van den Burg, visualized with AI.
In Hoogmade Kees van den Burg has been taking pictures and making videos for decades. Processing these materials into excellent end products is also part of his job. Adobe Photoshop, Première and After Effects are all well known... Read more…