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Long time no upload.

Atm I am incredibly busy and I really hate it that I can't use my camera. University is so much busier than high-school was. But it's fun, so I am OK with it.

A few weeks ago there was an evening that I didn't have to study. This summer I moved to Delft, which is in the Randstad. Let's say that it is a major city including Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague and Utrecht. It's really a metropolic area instead of loads of city.
This means that everything is incredibly easy to access with public transport. An as a student, public transport is free . So I took the train and the metro to get to the Erasmus bridge. If you ask me I'd say one of the most beautiful bridges in the world. And as I am a studying Civil Engineering I can say I have already seen (images) of loads of bridges.
Rotterdam is the 2nd city of the Netherlands. You might know the port of Rotterdam, Europes largest mainport. Currently they are dredging/building Maasvlakte 2. On of the biggest land reclamation projects ever. I can't wait to go there on excursion. But enough irrelevant information. Excuse me.

There was a really nice amount of clouds in the sky. Because you are in a big agglomeration there is quite some light-pollution. This made the clouds light up wonderfully.
When I was standing at the south-bank of the Maas I saw the clouds heading from the north in exactly the same direction as the cables as the bridge. So my goal was to get the clouds blurred in the same direction as the bridge. Therefore I used a 3 minutes exposure.

Description
Long time no upload.

Atm I am incredibly busy and I really hate it that I can't use my camera. University is so much busier than high-school was. But it's fun, so I am OK with it.

A few weeks ago there was an evening that I didn't have to study. This summer I moved to Delft, which is in the Randstad. Let's say that it is a major city including Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague and Utrecht. It's really a metropolic area instead of loads of city.
This means that everything is incredibly easy to access with public transport. An as a student, public transport is free . So I took the train and the metro to get to the Erasmus bridge. If you ask me I'd say one of the most beautiful bridges in the world. And as I am a studying Civil Engineering I can say I have already seen (images) of loads of bridges.
Rotterdam is the 2nd city of the Netherlands. You might know the port of Rotterdam, Europes largest mainport. Currently they are dredging/building Maasvlakte 2. On of the biggest land reclamation projects ever. I can't wait to go there on excursion. But enough irrelevant information. Excuse me.

There was a really nice amount of clouds in the sky. Because you are in a big agglomeration there is quite some light-pollution. This made the clouds light up wonderfully.
When I was standing at the south-bank of the Maas I saw the clouds heading from the north in exactly the same direction as the cables as the bridge. So my goal was to get the clouds blurred in the same direction as the bridge. Therefore I used a 3 minutes exposure.