Keizersgracht

Spent the best part of the week looking at this corner of Amsterdam. It was the first thing we saw every morning, it is on the corner of Keizersgracht and the canal that leads to the Rembrandtplien. The house on the corner does lean out a little over the street, it's hard to imagine that such a jumble of house sizes and widths could work aesthetically, but work it does to create a wonderful playground for a guy with a camera...

[Gerasimos Georg.]

lovely shot!

[Shady]

love the quirky angle

[Claes]

All the very small houses, like the dark one next to the corner house, always amazes me. Imagine having to fit your furniture into that.
Nice shot.

[Barbara Webb]

Wonderful shot!

[Kitty Hawke]

Loving the angles...does seem odd though...

[Debbie]

what amazing architecture.

[Tim L]

Makes you wonder why architects and builders elsewhere have such devotion to the plumb line and the square edge. Nice shot.

[vstap]

Nice local scene and local color.

[Rachel Withey]

This is great. Love that corner building

[Babs]

Lovely shot, Dutch architecture is so distinctive.

[Dyan Stevens]

Interesting architecture. That skinny grey building has me fascinated!

[Denise Wood]

Wonderful scene :)

[Tabbycat]

Wow. So many windows!

[kali]

mind boggling. did you catch up with Mek in 'Rotterdam too ?

[Paula]

Lovely buildings!

[Krista Marson]

Yup, that's what it looks like!

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

Mooi!

[Clare Gadsby]

Fabulous. Love Amsterdam. Great light on these fascinating houses

[Richard Sayer]

Couldn't be anywhere else... very evocative image.

[Nova]

Such amazing architecture J. Hope you are enjoying your trip. :)

[Ukandie!]

Oh what a fun place to photograph. It made me look and think for a moment as I worked out all the wonky walls.