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Thinking about the topic of market places I shortly came to the decision to shoot a market place of lust. So I went to Amsterdam to shoot the Red Light District.

Photography is not likely seen in this area of the town so I had to be fast and watch my back a little bit...

The Red Light District of Amsterdam covers a large area in the oldest part of the city. There is a certain charm to the area thanks to the old buildings leaning at odd angles overlooking tree-enshrouded canals, while inviting pubs, cafes and coffeeshops tempt you to linger longer...

More panos from that shooting can be found here: Daniel Maurer's private weblog

More panoramas from the red light dirstrict of Amsterdam can be found in my weblog: 360vists weblog

More panoramas from around the globe can be found in our corporate website: 360visits.de

Corporate contact at Concept Factory

Location

Europe / Netherlands

Lat: 52° 22' 39" N
Long: 4° 54' 31" E

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Precision is: Unknown / Undeclared.

Equipment

Canon D300, Sigma 8mm

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