Storks, geese, and photographs of horses

Close to The Hague central station is a green space called Koekamp.

Today, there were four white storks there.

These birds are the symbol of The Hague, being also in the coat of arms.

A bit further, two Canada geese.

On the Lange Voorhout, there was the Botero sculpture exhibition last year.

Now, there is another exhibition, with objects almost as big as Botero’s sculptures.

They are photographs of horses, printed at about two metres in size.

So, a bit different from a usual exhibition of photographs.

Among the horses photographed, were horses in Afghanistan, Cuba, and Inner Mongolia.

Also a circus horse, and a wooden horse at a fun fair.

And someone dressed up like a horse.

And Aleksandr Rodchenko, Horse Race.

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