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Seascape view across open water from Noordelijk Havenhoofd Scheveningen

Whale Skeleton Pavilion at Het Natuurhistorisch Museum Rotterdam (Museumpark)—a striking mix of glass, daylight, and urban atmosphere.
Photo: Loyd ’t Hart.
Het Natuurhistorisch Rotterdam: (Whale Skeleton Pavilion)
Scheveningen harbor heads panorama at Het zeehondenstrandje, looking from the Noordelijk Havenhoofd to the Zuidelijk Havenhoofd
Scheveningen Harbor Heads: Street Photography at the Seal Beach in The Hague
Cruise Terminal Rotterdam (Loods Rotterdam) industrial interior, viewed from Dudok Aan De Maas rooftop terrace, Wilhelminakade.
Photo: Loyd ’t Hart.
Radiant Cruise Terminal’s Post-War Industrial Interior from Dudok Aan De Maas Rooftop
Rotterdam Centraal Station’s dramatic roofline at Stationsplein—strong lines, shadows, and city rhythm for urban photography.
Photo: Loyd ’t Hart.
Rotterdam Centraal Station: Skylights, Shadows & Rhythm
Bar-Restaurant PRACHTIG (Willemsplein 77), a street photography spot by the Maas beneath the Erasmus Bridge in Rotterdam.
Photo: Loyd ’t Hart.
Bar-Restaurant PRACHTIG Rotterdam (Willemsplein 77) – Street Photography Spot by the Maas
The Destroyed City (Ossip Zadkine) at Plein 1940—Rotterdam’s powerful war memorial and street photography location.
Photo: Loyd ’t Hart.
The Destroyed City (Ossip Zadkine) — Street Photography at Plein 1940, Rotterdam
Complex Pakhuismeesteren with the Cruise Terminal Rotterdam and the Sumatra warehouse on Wilhelminapier.
Photo: Loyd ’t Hart.
Pakhuis Sumatra (Complex Pakhuismeesteren) — Wilhelminapier Rotterdam Photo Spot
Blakeburg near Blaak, Rotterdam — a 1970s brutalist facade of raw concrete, deep recesses, and repeating window rhythms.
Photo: Loyd ’t Hart.
Blakeburg Rotterdam — Concrete Brutalist Icon Near Markthal