Stevenskerk Nijmegen by Watze D. de Haan
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The Stevenskerk in Nijmegen is a special and sober church. Only its location speaks for itself, enclosed by old and beautiful houses. The atmosphere of Protestantism is clearly perceptible and tangible. On the photo you see a wall painting with Jesus on the cross. One of the few remaining art objects from the early days.
Created by Watze D. de Haan.
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You see what you want to see and what you see can also be different. Photographing from respect, wonder and admiration with a preference for macro, sports and nature photography.
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- Optional acoustic function
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- Simple construction kit, you have to put it together yourself. View the assembly instructions.
A modern alternative to canvas
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