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Antiquariaat Singel, Amsterdam

- Canals At Dusk

I apologize for the lack of posts lately. I’ve been in Europe for the past 3 weeks exploring aimlessly. We had no set plan before we arrived here. We picked up a rental car that would turn into our hotel, as well as main way of transportation, and we set off. Driving through about 11 different countries, my goal was to rekindle my love for travel photography. Most of you know me for my landscapes (trust me.. Europe has the best I have seen so far), but i wanted to share a few shots of a few cities that were very interesting to me. Nature landscapes are coming soon….

Amsterdam

hey everyone!! i really need your advice, perspective, thoughts, & opinions on this!

it says to message me on twitter but you can message me on here, reply to this post, or whatever works for you 🌹

1. If you’re checking luggage (first of all, why?), then you’ll need to find your airline’s desk and give them your luggage. If you’re doing a carry-on like a sane person, then go directly to step two.

2. Chances are, you won’t be able to go ANYWHERE ELSE until you go through security, unless you still need to buy a ticket or print one out. It used to be that you could hang out in airports just for funsies and watch the planes and do some grade-A people watching, but that all went away after 9/11. Now you need a ticket to go through security before anything else. (Please be ready with ticket & ID in hand and your shoes off when you reach the front of the line.)

3. After security, you will find your gate, which will be printed on your ticket, or you can view any of the million flight lists that are displayed on massive TVs everywhere you look. If you’re in a large airport, you’ll also have to identify which wing it’s in, but that’s also pretty easy. If you’re really super nervous and don’t have any time at all, go straight to that area and check in with the desk at that gate.