Gezicht op het koor van de Hervormde Kerk te Andelst 1910

This photo, titled 'Gezicht op het koor van de Hervormde Kerk te Andelst' shows us a muted world in shades of brown and grey, capturing a church with the simplest of means. It is a reminder that art isn't always about fireworks, it’s also about capturing the quiet, the ordinary. Look closely, and you'll notice how the light catches the edges of the windows, how the rough texture of the stone seems to absorb the pale tones. The sepia tones add to the feeling of stillness. There is a beauty in its simplicity. Think about the space around the church, the unseen world it inhabits, and how the muted palette invites contemplation. It's a bit like a Morandi still life, where humble objects become monumental through careful observation and subtle shifts in tone. This photograph shows that the real magic happens when we embrace imperfection, when we let the process lead us to unexpected places.