Category: Urban Landscape
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fin
You can wait for it, but the end is always… Photo: Jeroen Nils Vermaning © E n i s ∞ r song: Hey Siobhan – The Clientele
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after the storm
In the aftermath of the storm, the damage is a stark reminder that disaster can be a matter of just a few meters. Photo: Jeroen Nils Vermaning © E n i s ∞ r
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man machine
24/7 Working Always working Photo: Jeroen Nils Vermaning © E n i s ∞ r song: Miss Kittin – 1000 Dreams
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the Counterforce
Once you swayed proudly through wind and storm, deeply rooted in the earth. Yet in the end, you yielded to the demands of cost control and orderly intervention. You had grown too wild, too untamed, too free. Every force meets a counterforce — and all too often, it comes when least expected. Photo: Jeroen Nils…
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in the dutch mountains
Especially in the late hours, when the sun is setting, a tranquil stillness can be found across the countryside. The cattle graze placidly, or at times rub themselves incessantly to ease the irritation of clouds of intrusive flies, especially along the banks of the ditches. Photo: Jeroen Nils Vermaning © E n i s ∞…
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What Grows After the Fall
You know how it is—having to make choices. Now that the old foundation has been razed to the ground, the question becomes what may rise in its place. Do not see the past as a heap of ruins; see it as a beautiful, everlasting wildflower. Photo: Jeroen Nils Vermaning © E n i s ∞…
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The Price of a Square Metre: Housing, Scarcity, and the Colourless Pursuit of Happiness
Within every square metre lies a fabric of atoms, bound by the laws of nature; what bends is drawn straight, what stands askew is left behind. A roof above one’s head can no longer be taken for granted—an immeasurable privilege in a world weighed down by the relentless pressures of supply and demand. Work, income,…
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Who is more dangerous?
Along the shore, poems about tides, depth, and humanity’s ability to go with the flow.Who poses the greater danger: humans to themselves, or to nature? Photo: Jeroen Nils Vermaning © E n i s ∞ r song: Behavior – Björk
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into the whirlpool.
Don’t let a wave become a whirlpool that drags you down. Photo: Jeroen Nils Vermaning © E n i s ∞ r song: Water Table – Cola
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shut the heart
What you hold most dear, you wish to protect; yet whether you stand before the gate or behind it, never let it shut your heart. Photo: Jeroen Nils Vermaning © E n i s ∞ r song: You’re Crossing a River (Golden Suits Cover) – Daniel Rossen
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the left over
It is the familiar and the ordinary, things you pass by without a second glance, form and function. Photo: Jeroen Nils Vermaning © E n i s ∞ r song: Function – Birdpen
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fear is the mind killer
It is that nervous feeling deep in your gut. The wind rocks the landscape, insects hum softly, and I half-close my eyes—the trembling light, the promise of what is yet to come. Photo: Jeroen Nils Vermaning © E n i s ∞ r song: Voor Alles – Wende Olympus OM-D E-M10 II Panasonic Leica 25mm…
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A peaceful walk
I had been there before—the sound barrier wall that is meant to reduce the noise from the motorway in my neighborhood.It offers a surreal stretch of walking path, a place where you can imagine yourself in another time. The wooden hut in the thicket was still there, bearing signs of occasional vandalism. Here and there,…
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just right sunset
You have those sultry summer evenings in life that seem as though they will never end.They evoke a feeling of warmth and ease — a kind of peacefulness in which everything feels just right. Photo: Jeroen Nils Vermaning © E n i s ∞ r song: Sunset – Ryuichi Sakamoto
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Thinking of the inner links as a filter.
Always mentally ahead while moving forward — thinking about what lies ahead or what you’ve left behind.These are the invisible inner lines. Photo: Jeroen Nils Vermaning © E n i s ∞ r song: Desire Lines – Deerhunter