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Birds are how I got into wildlife photography in the first place. It all started with a bird I photographed and couldn't identify. That turned out to be a Blackcap. Birds have since then always kept my interest and I have seen many more. I look for them both in my home country and abroad.
I picked wild cats (Felidae) as the group of animals that I like my trips abroad to focus on. I plan to see every species of this family, although some are considered very difficult. I liked having a goal to serve as a bit of a guideline for trip planning and cats are definitely worth the attention!
Looking for wildlife comes with the added benefit to be in many amazing landscapes. Although my focus is on the wildlife I sometimes can't resist investing some time in landscape photography. I especially like taking pictures at night because then the camera can bring out so much more.
The area below the water surface offers a whole new playing field for photography which requires very different skills and equipment. Fairly recently I have become interested in getting nice pictures under water. I focus on wide-angle photography while making use of natural light.
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In February 2024, I travelled to Estonia with Arie-Willem van der Wal and Jacob Molenaar in search of Eurasian Lynx. Afterwards, we talked about how it would also be great to see Europe’s other lynx species: the Iberian Lynx! This beautiful cat lives in Spain and is still one of the most endangered feline species […]
For several years now, I’ve had the habit of publishing a selection of photos with my highlights of the year on my personal Facebook page at the end of the year. This year, I also started publishing more of the photos I took in the Netherlands on my website. That started with the Spectacled Eider […]
Fall is one of the most enjoyable times of the year for birdwatchers in the Netherlands. It is a long and gradual period, roughly spanning from the last two weeks of August until early November, during which new (scarce) species can be found every few weeks. Migration picks up again, temperatures start to drop, and […]
