
Tel Aviv and Jerusalem: coastal light and old city streets
A business trip to Israel gave me the opportunity to photograph two very different cities: Tel Aviv on the Mediterranean coast and Jerusalem, with its historic…
FIELD NOTES / CITY & ARCHITECTURE · HOLLAND

De Terp in Leidschenveen looks like a small chapel on a grassy hill. In fact, it is an artwork designed by Laurens Kolks and erected in 2009, close to my home in Zoetermeer.
The white building and green slope create a surprisingly remote-looking scene. From a distance, I could almost imagine it in Scandinavia or in a film landscape. Up close, the structure is smaller than it first appears and has no religious symbols.
Ordinary streets and dog walkers surround the site. Finding a composition that emphasised the hill and building was a reminder that distinctive photographs do not always require a long journey.
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