Beautiful female red-footed falcon as it was hunting and consuming dragonflies straight over my head.
The Glossy Ibis in Dutch is the ‘Black’ Ibis. It is therefore only logical I attempted a black-white conversion.
Beautiful birds that, contrary to me, have no issue with industrial areas. Instead, it's their habitat in this case.
The Glossy — not in a warm/tropical setting — Ibis. I feel like the birds’ shapes somehow fitted the weather.
This is the kind of weather I love: expressive clouds, strong winds, rain showers and sometimes a bit of sun.
A beautiful morning in Meijendel, north of The Hague. Greylag geese leave their sleeping spot in the water for breakfast.
Beautiful colors on the trees in Clingendael Estate, The Hague.
Mushroom atop the Woldberg, a 25m high ‘mountain’ (that's how we call those in The Netherlands).
Sunset in Meijendel, the dunes close to The Hague. A remarkable place of peace and quite just on the outskirts of the third biggest city in The Netherlands.
My favorite spot in Scheveningen: the ‘Noorderhavenhoofd’.
Beautiful female red-footed falcon as it was hunting and consuming dragonflies straight over my head.
The Glossy Ibis in Dutch is the ‘Black’ Ibis. It is therefore only logical I attempted a black-white conversion.
Beautiful birds that, contrary to me, have no issue with industrial areas. Instead, it's their habitat in this case.
The Glossy — not in a warm/tropical setting — Ibis. I feel like the birds’ shapes somehow fitted the weather.
This is the kind of weather I love: expressive clouds, strong winds, rain showers and sometimes a bit of sun.
A beautiful morning in Meijendel, north of The Hague. Greylag geese leave their sleeping spot in the water for breakfast.
Beautiful colors on the trees in Clingendael Estate, The Hague.
Mushroom atop the Woldberg, a 25m high ‘mountain’ (that's how we call those in The Netherlands).
Sunset in Meijendel, the dunes close to The Hague. A remarkable place of peace and quite just on the outskirts of the third biggest city in The Netherlands.
My favorite spot in Scheveningen: the ‘Noorderhavenhoofd’.