Downtown Brussels – a snapshot

It’s been almost a month since I got back from Belgium, and I’m only posting the photos now. What a slacker!

Weekly photo challenge: threes

This is my twentieth participation in the Weekly photo challenge. This week’s theme is “threes,” meaning you have to present a 3-picture story.

La photo entre amis: portraits

La photo entre amis is a small Facebook photo group that a friend and I just started a few months ago. Each one of us gets his/her turn to pick a theme. The theme being treated here is: portraits.

La photo entre amis: paysage urbain / cityscape

La photo entre amis is a small Facebook photo group that a friend and I just started a few months ago. Each one of us gets his/her turn to pick a theme. The theme being treated here is: cityscape.

Pay more, get less. Wait. What?!

Let’s try something new here: humor! I guess I never intended for this blog to become humorous, but sometimes I come across a true gem.

De Wand neighborhood’s magic wand

I know the title is totally lame, but I couldn’t come up with anything cool.

Brussels: Tour Japonnaise

I wish I’d taken pictures of it during the day… and I did when I visited the Royal Greenhouses of Laeken. You’ll find the photo here. But here, you’ll see photo of this rather unusual landmark taken at sunset.

Weekly photo challenge: eerie

This is my fourth participation in the Weekly photo challenge. This week’s theme is eerie.

Weekly photo challenge: horizon

This is my third participation in the Weekly photo challenge. This week’s theme is horizon.

Weekly photo challenge: the hue of you

This is my second participation in the Weekly photo challenge. This week’s theme is the hue of you, meaning you have to present a photo with a predominant color that represents you, your mood or your state of mind.

Warning: construction zone

What can you really take photos of when you visit a construction site? Well, there are actually a few things I could think of.

Saule from the front row

You’ve seen Stromae from the front row, Puggy from the front row and Suarez from the from row. Now, it’s Saule‘s turn!

Suarez from the front row

You’ve seen Stromae from the front row and Puggy from the front row. Now, it’s Suarez‘s turn!

Puggy from the front row

You’ve seen Stromae from the front row. Now, it’s Puggy‘s turn!

Stromae from the front row

After having waited for over 6 hours at the Grand Place in Brussels, I finally got to see Stromae (and other bands and singers I’ll share the pictures of later). Every year on September 27, Brussels and Wallonia celebrate the French-speaking community. This year, they had a free concert with artists from Belgium, namely Brussels and Wallonia.