The historic waterfront of Ghent, Belgium is one of Flanders’ loveliest waterways. This street, known as De Graslei, borders the Leie River and is a popular spot on a sunny day. The gabled guildhalls seen here portray a typical Flemish style of architecture. The symmetrical nature of these beautiful buildings inspired this latest work of digital art.
For many more iconic scenes of Belgium and elsewhere, don’t forget to check out the rest of my Forgotten Postcards Series.
Alison Cornford-Matheson is a Canadian photographer living and working in Brussels, Belgium. She specialises in garden and travel lifestyle stock photography. In addition, she is a Photoshop professional and produces digital artwork as fine art prints. Alison is available for assignment work and commissions on request. 
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Beautiful! I love the fact that you found some hand writing that is actually addressed to the librarian at the university 🙂
It’s that cool? It was love at first sight when I found it 🙂
Stunning! A beautiful photo of a beautiful architectural style!
Thank you so much Alison! It’s a lovely city and waterfront to visit!
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I love the architecture and such great processing.
Thanks so much Frida!