Photography by Gilbert Kuhnert
The Sint Servaasbrug (St. Servatius bridge) over the river Meuse is the oldest bridge in the Netherlands. It connects the central parts of the city Maastricht with the Wyck district, where you can find the main train station of Maastricht. This bridge is for pedestrians and cyclists only.
The Centre Céramique in Maastricht is a building of modern architecture and is situated at the “Plein 1992”, a name chosen to commemorate the Maastricht Treaty of 1992. In this multifunctional building you can find the library of Maastricht.
Here you can see some pictures of the Baalsbruggermolen in Kerkrade I took during the blue hour and at night. This mill is located along the river the Worm, a small river at the border between the Netherlands (Kerkrade / Haanrade) and Germany (Herzogenrath / Merkstein). This watermill was owned by the Abbey Rolduc until the beginning of the 19th century (here some pictures taken at the Abbey Rolduc).
Further information: http://www.rolduc.com/en/index.html
About the history: http://www.rolduc.com/en/history.html
For me it is an ideal place to take pictures. Some of them I like to present here at my homepage.
Almost night at Rolduc.
The Rodahal in Kerkrade during the blue hour and at the beginning of the night
The beautiful Castle Erenstein in beautiful light at the blue hour in the evening.
Pictures taken by darkness of the Mine Shaft Nulland in Kerkrade. This region was filled with underground mining. This building was built in 1907 and closed in 1969.
More information available in Dutch:
http://www.schachtnulland.nl