// text and photography by Marjolein den Hartog
// text and photography by Marjolein den Hartog
The building's ornamental bronze-coloured metal lattice is an homage to the intricate ironwork crafted by enslaved African Americans in Louisiana, South Carolina, and elsewhere
Not only the skies are grey in Wales: piled-up slate in this historic mining town
Nautical details in the harbour make for a colourful abstract
Wavelets of sand reflect their aquatic counterparts as the Atlantic Ocean leaves its mark
A mushroom in the Zeepeduinen dunes
A jellyfish or a fishing net?
Hvítur (White): the glacier's peak, famous for its role in Jules Verne's Journey to the Centre of the Earth
A shrub on the banks turns out to be a lost artwork by Jackson Pollock
Svartur (Black): the wind uses black grains of sand to make ingenious patterns on the lava beach
This fairground attraction near the Jannowitzbrücke leaves a colourful rainbow pattern behind in the sky
Tyre marks on the runway at the former airport
A passing boat and the remainders of a jetty are all that's needed for a wavy, striped water pattern
As a way of avoiding raising the Nazi salute to commemorate those who died during Hitler's infamous 1923 Beer Hall Putsch, many citizens of Munich took a detour through a back alley. These golden cobblestones – tracing the route in the city's Viscardigasse – are a reminder of this civil disobedience during the Third Reich
The beautifully yellowed pages of a 1933 English-Dutch dictionary
Beautiful erosion has marbled this wooden fence
An amaryllis petal: almost like rustling crêpe fabric