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I consider myself an allround nature photographer, not a specialist of any kind. I can take a decent landscape, abstract or wildlife image, but don’t exceed in any discipline. Sometimes it bugs me to be not ‘known’ for a certain kind of images, sometimes I am happy to be able to take images of any […]
Although Old Man Winter is not yet here in person, the tips of his long and bony fingers have touched ground in our neck of the woods. Several days with a little frost at ground level and the first razor thin sheets of ice on fens and ponds. I love how your nostrils start to […]
The first signs of the end of autumn and the start of winter are there. I missed the most beautiful morning but got my little share of frost when I found all kinds of frosty patterns on the stumps of what once were trees on the shaded part of a small patch of woodland. Just […]
After last week’s post of a few inches of Ardenne Water, here’s the broader view of one of the many picturesque forest streams in the area. It had rained the day before, and it was cloudy when we were there. Perfect for nicely saturated autumn colors without any disturbing reflections anywhere. Of course, a polarizer […]
About a week ago, I teamed up with Mr Hoegne himself, Michel Lucas, and spent two days in Belgium’s wonderful High Fens area to shoot autumn colors along the numerous streams. On Sunday we made the wise decision to forgo the Hoegne river as it is the most touristic stream of them all and can […]
Although most of my time has been spent on the Red Deer rutting season over the past weeks, I always keep my eye open for other subjects too. On the way home, I noticed dozens of Hare’s Foot Inkcaps in the wayside. These are my favourite fungi because of their beautiful translucent, Japanese paperlike, bodies. […]