For the people that know where this building is and the river it is facing, can understand the title.

It is possible to read the title in different ways, making the image able to work in different ways too.

This powerful shot I took during a very colorful sunset in the harbor docks of Amsterdam called Houthavens. ( I am assuming this place was where they traded and shipped a lot of wood).

The building is called Pontsteiger, named after the many ferry’s that dock here to pick up and bring passengers from 1 side of the river to the other/

One of the most iconic buildings in Amsterdam, The Amsterdam Look-out, really stands out across the river Ij.

I shot this during a perfect full moon.

The reflection of De krakeling Amsterdam on a small canal in the hearth of Amsterdam.

A powerful yet very short sunset gave a mesmerizing glow over the streets, cars and building.

One of the more iconic pictures of Amsterdam, is this spot, at the Brouwersgracht. The buildings across from where I was standing, are very crooked and you feel almost as if they are going to fall down.

In this image, you can also see a moving Canalboat, that is very famous for tourists. I remember that my parents took me on this ‘rondvaartboot’ once.

Storm at Pontsteiger

A stormy day at the pontsteiger in Amsterdam.

You can see the fast moving clouds during a sunset.

A great view on the Montelbaanstoren.

The Montelbaanstoren is an Amsterdam tower from 1516 on Oudeschans 2. The name came about because the Duke of Alva (Alba) wanted to build a castle next to this tower, and wanted to give this castle the name Monte Albano. [1] The tower was then called "Monte-Albaens-tooren", which popularly became the Montelbaanstoren. The tower is nicknamed Malle Jaap, because the bells of the tower once started to play spontaneously at irregular times.

Welcome to my neighborhood :)

In the docks of the river het ij, there are new buildings arising very quickly. In the back you will see the head-office of Calvin Klein.

Silodam kantoorgebouw

Nice reflections at the canals in front of Raamplein in Amsterdam.

The great new skyline created by building the Phillips headquarters in the South of Amsterdam.

On the river called the Amstel, you will find people rowing in rowing race boats to exercise. The clubhouse you see here on the right side, having a really cool shape, big windows over looking the Amstel and the ligt during the blue hour is perfect for nightscape photography.

In the back, you find 1 our of 2 epic Skylines from Amsterdam

During a great colorful sunset, I went to the Leidsegracht. 1 of the many famous photogenic places in Amsterdam.

There where no boats sailing here because of the covid-crisis. Made for great reflections on this evening

Shot from the Entrepotdoksluis, you have a great view on the towerclock of the Oosterkerk.

When exiting the central station in Amsterdam, you walk on the Damrak, towards the Dam Square. You cant walk by without noticing the damrak water and the amazing dutch houses. The fronts have very specific names. Notice how the windows become smaller the higher they get: that was an optical illusion when designing the houses, to make them look bigger from down below

when visiting Amsterdam in Winter, and the streets are empty, the atmosphere is really interesting. You will find reflection on the canals in Amsterdam.

The old houses makes you feel your stepping back in time.

The market in the back of the images is called: Nieuwe markt, and has a great building in the center, like a old castle.

Restaurant De haven van Texel overlooks this very typical Amsterdam spot. Great at night, when the lights go on. Next to the red-light destrict.