Good evening all,

This week the documentairy film "Dutch light" will have its first run.
Researchers try to explain the existence of the famous freaks of light,
exposed by the 17th century Dutch landscapists. And of course
weather-elements, particularly their influence on light, play an important
part in this movie. Question is whether Dutch light is a myth or not -- and
when not, what's the cause of these lovely bright contrasts in the sky as
well as in the landscape.

"Its an ode to light and observation. It turns looking into a new
experience".
The movie will be presented not only in the Netherlands, but in several
other European countries.

Oh, well, every Dutch knows that a north-northwesterly flow, 3/8 - 5/8
towering cumuli, (some distant showers no problem), will bring you that very
bright spells; and skies reflecting on every piece of water: lakes, rivers,
ditches, canals -- the Netherlands is full of that. Its THE scenery of
taking pictures. Welcome autumn :-).


http://www.hollandslicht.nl/www/html/eng/film/home.htm


Wijke
SE Flevopolder
The Netherlands