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always accompanied by my dog
therefore he is often present in my photos … a short video :
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Zeeland lights and skies
Since many years I always have a camera with me to collect Zeeland lights and skies …
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Geese fly over the Oosterschelde to the north
Would they realize that the coming week will be freezing in the north?
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thermPhos
After all the remediation work, “delta video” made a very nice one-hour official summary of all events with the help of all those responsible, commissioned by Van Citters Beheer. ————————————————————————————- To see a nice presentation about the history of ThermPhos to scroll through, use the next link: … https://spark.adobe.com/page/BedIWKGMK8PUo/ —————————————————————– The previous photos show the…
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At least once a week we stumble across the island of Neeltje Jans.
Not only to walk the dog, but also and above all to enjoy the nature of Zeeland. I always have my camera with me and Marjan her binoculars. Mainly migratory birds make good use of the island. Today it was very rainy, windless and cold.
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from the left, from the back and the front.
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de Kaloot
De Kaloot is a beach next to the power plant in Borsele. A clean-up campaign had been organized, to which Marjan wanted to participate. A simple Facebook call was enough to gather enough people. I tried to make a photo report. Especially the very small plastic particles are disastrous for…
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mushrooms
wandering about Neeltje Jans, I came across this scene zooming out … you see the cohesion … Neeltje Jans has many such scenes, which are typical for Zeeland.
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windless after stormy days
made with polarizing filter
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colors by the sea
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today we didn’t need the binoculars
nature was right in front of our feet ….
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a seagull’s Christmas dinner
a starfish …
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a Sunday’s walk
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There will be rainshowers, they said.
Such a weather forecast is a good reason to take the camera with you in Zeeland …. same windmill 20 minutes later … totally different light
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Low tide ….
at low tide the oyster beds are dry …. plants grow even on the landscaped dike …. a misty “Oosterschelde”. a lot of living life on and in the beach ….
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