the The Netherlands Open Air Museum is part of Gelderland , Arnhem .

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on days like this I'm sooo bored.....
Made by Zino2009
and what a day it was, last saturday was a day to stay in bed, it was dark, grey, wet and miserable and just on a day like this I had a meeting at Burgers Zoo in Arnhem. four times a year we planned a business family-day somewhere in Holland and yes, this time a Zoo ;-) fortunately a Zoo with plenty of space to hide. It has a indoor jungle, ocean and desert under one roof all connected to each other for several hours of fun and education. But...when it's raining outside it's getting crowded by the minute inside !!! So, at the time it stopped pouring I protected the camera against the drizzling rain and started to walk towards to outdoor safari along the lions and leopards.. maybe, maybe I can catch one of these big cats and yes, luckely me, two of them were in sight and looked very very bored, I think they had the same idea about the weather as I had..... lay down, open your eyes when it's really necessary and try to catch some sleep when you can.... Next time I'll plan my Zoo-day by my selves, that's for sure !!!! Camera Sony DSLR-A200 Exposure 0.05 sec (1/20) Aperture f/6.3 Focal Length 250 mm ISO Speed 800 press L for a larger view !!


Arnhem - Curtained Cupboard Beds
Made by WVJazzman
The Open-Air Folklore Museum in Arnhem is set in over 100 acres of wooded parkland. Around 80 authentic farmhouses, cottages, barns, windmills, workshops, a schoolhouse, a church and a steam-operated dairy factory have been assembled here to illustrate rural architecture and life in the past. The buildings, from all over the Netherlands, are decorated and furnished authentically. Demonstrations of a variety of handicrafts add interest to the visit. Cupboard beds (sometimes called Dutch Beds) can be found throughout Holland. They've been popular for centuries in France, Italy, and other European countries. The famous US marshal Wyatt Earp slept in a Dutch Bed in his boyhood home in Pella, Iowa. They are found in lake homes in Wisconsin. In Denmark, they are called hulseng — which means ‘hole-bed;’ a family at a tiny cottage in Ribe, Denmark slept six people in one such cupboard bed. In Holland, whole families slept in Dutch Beds sitting upright — but nowadays these beds are built long enough to lay down in comfort.


Arnhem - Dutch Reformed Church
Made by WVJazzman
The Open-Air Folklore Museum in Arnhem is set in over 100 acres of wooded parkland. Around 80 authentic farmhouses, cottages, barns, windmills, workshops, a schoolhouse, a church and a steam-operated dairy factory have been assembled here to illustrate rural architecture and life in the past. The buildings, from all over the Netherlands, are decorated and furnished authentically. Demonstrations of a variety of handicrafts add interest to the visit. The Dutch Reformed Church was one of many branches of churches coming out of the Protestant Reformation in Europe in the sixteenth century. While the Dutch Reformed Church was based in the Netherlands, other churches of the Reformation began in France, Switzerland, Germany, Hungary, England, and Scotland. Like some of the churches in these other countries, the theology and practice of the Dutch Reformed Church was based on the teachings of John Calvin and the many other Reformers of his time.


a quiet moment
Made by falleri
Alobmot. Or tombola. We went to the 'open air museum' today and I took my last shots on a roll of Kodak T-Max. It was crazy busy and crazy cold and we couldn't find a seat to get ourselves a drink and some pancakes- my favourite part of visiting this place! (yes I am all about food) Ah well. Better luck next time. We had fun nonetheless. I just developed the film, can't say I'm all too pleased with the results. Discovered another light leak in the shutter. Crap. (if you look closely, you can see one of the leaks on the bottom of the crate, in some negatives they are more prominent, in others they are just absent) Also, the T-Max turned out rather flat. And I need something to clean up my negatives after rinsing (used adoflo but still) I really have to get back into experimenting with different brands of film and developer and all of that..! 2011-01-02 lcIIIf 29


From above
Made by mendhak
I originally took this photo thinking that I'll modify it in Lightroom. I really want to make it like those wallpaper-quality photos of roads you usually see - soft focus, heavily saturated. But as always, I ended up opening in Lightroom, then exporting straightaway to Flickr. So I'm basically using Lightroom as a very expensive upload tool. But still, a nice road. The road leads your eye towards the canopy at the top. Edit: I took this photo by throwing the camera as high up as I could. Then suddenly, a golden eagle soared down and grasped the camera and pressed the shutter button with its beak. Then it dropped the camera as an open-air truck loaded with trampolines was passing by, the camera bounced off and landed back into my hands.


welcome in my jungle...
Made by Zino2009
ook hier weer het geluk de eerste te zijn, statief midden in het gangpad en pad naar de brug volledig versperd, dát was me een half uur later niet meer voor elkaar gekregen. Door de overvloedige regen buiten werd het binnen in de bush, ocean en desert drukker dan anders, zelfs twee bruidsreportages werden binnen gedaan vanwege het slechte weer ! aan aandacht hadden ze geen gebrek ;-)) Ook dit had ik in mind , de waterval in lange sluitertijd zonder mensen, het gevoel in de jungle te zijn, beleef het mee en kijk op L .... en..beware.....Tarzan is watching you.... ( of Jane voor de mannen ;-)))))) Camera Sony DSLR-A200 Exposure 3.2 Aperture f/11.0 Focal Length 18 mm ISO Speed 100 Light Source Cloudy Quality RAW


boerderij Staphorst
Made by Tony 1975
In deze boerderij kan men, net als bij de meeste boerderijen uit Oost-Nederland, letterlijk met de deur in huis vallen. De voordeur komt direct in de woonkamer uit. Rond 1880 woonde hier het oudere echtpaar Jan Huls en Beertje Coster met niet minder dan acht inwonende kinderen en kleinkinderen. Binnen ziet u hoe deze boerderij in die tijd was ingericht. Opvallend zijn het open vuur centraal in de woonruimte en de bonte uitvoering van het interieur, met de felle kleuren, muurtegels met versieringen, geschilderde bloemmotieven en stichtelijke spreuken op de houten schotten. [http://www.openluchtmuseum.nl/]


Horse mill
Made by Anieteke
This mill was powered by horses in the old days. Now there is electricity, but they projected the horse on the screen. So it looked like if the horse was walking the rounds for the mill... Photo made with 3200 ISO and 1/30 sec @ f 3,5 @ 18mm because it was almost dark inside! Deze tredmolen was, zoals de naam al aangeeft, vroeger aangedreven door paardekracht. nu werkt hij op electriciteit, maar ze hebben het paard geprojecteerd op een doek, zodat het net lijkt alsof het paard er nog loopt! Foto is gemaakt met 3200 ISO, 1/30 sec @ f 3,5 @ 18 mm omdat het bijna donker was binnen vanwege de projectie!


Imker Teus en een korf
Made by bijenteelt 01
Dit is Teus in het openluchtmuseum in Arnhem, 5 minuten vóórdat hij ons enthousiast maakt om mee te doen aan de cursus bijenteelt van 2009. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Teus is an enthousiastic and prominent beekeeper in Lunteren in the Netherlands. Here he is showing the art of producing skeps, on an event in the open air museum of Arnhem. For those who seem to be interested in beekeeping, he will immediately offer the opportunity to follow a course, either for making skeps or for beekeeping. With succes!


A nostalgic panorama at the Arnhem open air museum
Made by Frank Noordenbos
Approximately 130° panorama (9415 x 2000 pixels) Picture obtained from 5 shots stitched together. Gear: Sony A-350, with a Tamron 18-200 mm lens. Tripod used (no pano head). Exposure: Manual (1/160 sec, f/7.1) ISO: 100 White Balance: Manual Focal Length: 28 mm (42mm in 35mm Format) Focus: Manual Prosessing: I) Reducing chromatic aberrations and setting white balance: Lightroom 2.7 II) Stitch: Autopano Pro III) Fixing stitch errors and cropping: CS3 IV) Fine tuning (colour, brightness, sharpness etc) and resizing: Lightroom 2.7


Wich box to choose from this collection
Made by wandelgraaf
This is a photo taken at the Openluchtt museum/open air museum of Annhem in the Netherlands where there is an exhibition about an old dutch habit of collecting things, here you see a small part of a collection of 9000 of money collecting boxes by the former director of the citybank of Amsterdam what was his main hobby, and like many other children i had a little pig as collection box www.openluchtmuseum.nl/?gclid=CIXno7vx0qMCFUUy3godtk9zOg


The old bridge
Made by Kees van Mansom (away for a few days)
This is the old bridge of Ouderkerk a/d Amstel, a little village near Amsterdam and the place of birth of my wife. When the bridge was replaced (several decades ago) they moved the old bridge to this museum. 16th August 2008, Open Air Museum in Arnhem, The Netherlands Olympus 35RC (Zuiko 42mm f2.8) rangefinder camera on Ilford Delta Professional 100 B&W film. Developed in Amaloco AM-74, stopped with S-10 and fixed with X-89. Scanner: Epson Perfection V350 Photo


Arnhem - Nederlands Openluchtmuseum
Made by WVJazzman
The Open-Air Folklore Museum in Arnhem is set in over 100 acres of wooded parkland. Around 80 authentic farmhouses, cottages, barns, windmills, workshops, a schoolhouse, a church and a steam-operated dairy factory have been assembled here to illustrate rural architecture and life in the past. The buildings, from all over the Netherlands, are decorated and furnished authentically. Demonstrations of a variety of handicrafts add interest to the visit.


Arnhem - Polder (Pumping) Mill
Made by WVJazzman
This polder mill is one of several located in the Open-Air Folklore Museum in Arnhem. Polder mills were used for drainage purposes (there are none in the east of the country, where the height above sea level ensures natural drainage of water). Industrial mills were used for a wide variety of purposes, such as milling wheat, extracting oil, hulling rice and peppercorns, and sawing wood. Some of these are still is use today.


Piggy Bank or Pinecone?
Made by Kees van Mansom (away for a few days)
This is a Piggy Bank, shaped as a Pinecone, in the Open Air Museum of Arnhem. They have a special (indoor) exhibition around the theme collections and collecting. Around this Pinecone are hundreds of (vintage) Piggy Banks displayed in all kinds of forms and shapes. Olympus E-5, Zuiko Digital 11-22mm f2.8-3.5 @ 11mm f2.8 www.km-fotografie.nl


GETA-76.2
Made by Charles HTM
Replica of a streetcar from GETA, the former tramway operator in Arnhem, The Netherlands. The car was completely rebuilt with many used parts from old Rotterdam streetcars. It's now on standard gauge, actually the gauge type used in Arnhem was 1067 mm. Most of the Arnhem tramway system was completely bombed at Operation Market Garden.


1 manswagen 76
Made by Patrick Ahles
This is fully restored tram car, which is shown in the bus garage in the Openluchtmuseum in Arnhem, the Netherlands. Went for a totally different treatment here and followed the excellent tutorial from user here on Flickr. You can view it here: HDR Cookbook.


The hanging bucket
Made by Kees van Mansom (away for a few days)
16th August 2008, Open Air Museum Arnhem - The Netherlands Olympus 35RC (Zuiko 42mm f2.8) rangefinder camera on Ilford Delta Professional 100 B&W film. Developed in Amaloco AM-74, stopped with S-10 and fixed with X-89. Scanner: Epson Perfection V350 Photo


Interview
Made by Marjo1963
Toen ik in het Openluchtmuseum was, werden er opnames gemaakt door RTV-Arnhem. Hieronder de link naar het filmpje, waar in ik kort te zien ben! De foto is gemaakt door mijn tante. youtu.be/HvYuOc8_Ixg


The Conductor
Made by Kees van Mansom (away for a few days)
Open Air Museum Arnhem - 16th of August 2008 Olympus 35RC (Zuiko 42mm f2.8) rangefinder camera on Ilford Delta Professional 100 B&W film. Developed in Amaloco AM-74, stopped with S-10 and fixed with X-89. Scanner: Nikon Coolscan V ed