We visited the international school of philosophy in Leusden and i took some shots of their new hotel.
I used my Canon DSLR with a 17-85 mm f/4 - f/5.6 IS USM lens


Here are some impressions from the front side of the building. I tried to focus on the repetitive pattern of the thick wooden poles, the iron framework attached to them and the roof.
I really love the abundance and intensity of the warm colors

ISO 400 - 26 mm - f/16 shutter speed: 1: 1/25   2: 1/20  3: 1/20

ISO 400  1: 38 mm - f/16 1/30   2: 85 mm  - f/16 - 1/100

the last image was post-processed to enhance the details

the building is built in a curve, the front side convex, kind of coming towards you
and looming over you with its many impressive long tall poles.
the back side gives a completely different impression, more enclosed,
kind of withdrawing, eluding my camera when i got closer.
i enhanced this idea by changing my aperture settings
in the last shots the front pole is sharp while the rest of the building is out of focus

ISO 400 - 17 mm - f/18 - 1,7 EV - 1/13

ISO 200  1: 30 mm - f/5,6 - 1/50    2:  85 mm - f/5,6 - 1/40

ISO 200 - 59 mm - f/18 - 1/8

ISO 200 - 33 mm - -0,7 EV - f/5,6 - 1/50 

   ISO 200 - 38 mm - f/5,6 - 1/30    

Here are some photographs of the same building, taken by others
from the architect
from the builder
from an unknown unknown visitor