Twilight At Rozenhoedkaai, Bruges, Belgium Canvas Print

Rozenhoedkaai (Quay of the Rosary) is in the heart of the medieval city of Bruges (Brugge), Belgium, and apparently is one of the most photographed sites in the city. Here, the Groenerei and Dijver canals meet, creating a romantic, charming scene. It’s believed that the Rozenhoedkaai was a mooring place for ships back in the late Middle Ages and that salt traders would come here to unload and load their merchandise. This photograph was taken at twilight after the sun had gone below the horizon, adding a magical charm to this beautiful location in the the beautiful city of Bruges.

DIGITALART | PHOTOGRAPHY | HOME DECOR PATTERNS. Philip Preston is a self taught photographer and digital artist. He became interested in photography during his teenage years after purchasing a Zenith fully manual SLR camera in the 1970s, primarily doing black and white work, developing his own films and producing prints in a makeshift darkroom in his parents bathroom! His first published print was in a 1978 edition of Ashai Pentax Photography magazine, featuring a portrait of a photogenic elderly man. Since then, his photography has continued over the years as a leisure interest, and his work has been published in a variety of UK photography magazines: namely Practical Photography, Camera Weekly, Photography, Digital Photo, Digital Photo...