Else Wachenheimer-Moos loopt met haar echtgenoot Eugen Wachenheimer over de pier van Scheveningen, 1924, Scheveningen 1924

This black and white photograph shows Else Wachenheimer-Moos and her husband Eugen strolling along the pier of Scheveningen in 1924. I wonder about the artist who took this photo, maybe a family member, carefully framing this moment. What was it like to be there, to stand on that pier? The artist captured the feeling of being with someone you love, a quiet moment walking together, and the vastness of the sea. The light is soft, creating a sense of depth and distance. The horizon line is clear, and the texture of the wooden pier is visible. I notice how they hold each other's arm, a simple, but powerful gesture of connection. It reminds me of other paintings and photographs that capture everyday life. Artists are always looking for ways to express universal themes through personal experiences, inspiring new ways of seeing, thinking, and feeling. We all want to capture a special moment, and hold onto it forever.