Heather season is starting in the Netherlands. Tips for photographing the purple carpets: https://www.albertdros.com/post/heather-photography-tips
Albert Dros
@albertdros.bsky.social
Landscape Photographer from the Netherlands . See my work on www.albertdros.com
Earlier this month in Greenland. Overcast skies give all the ice this blue tones.
The most spectacular part of an iceberg is often underneath the water
Oqaatsun, Greenland. A little settlement with only about 35 people (and dogs) living there.
Earlier this month I had the opportunity to work with Elsi, this beautiful red-sailed ship. It looked so tiny in between the massive icebergs of Greenland.
Morning flight on the Dutch countryside can be the most beautiful thing ever!
A touch of colour on a rainy afternoon in the Dolomites, Italy.
Light rays blasting through the trees on a misty morning in the Netherlands.
All of these shots were taken with the Sony 70-200 Macro, a very versatile lens. Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAmVqoaIYbw
When the light carefully this certain parts of the mountain I love to photograph little details with the telephoto. Here's a collection of some dark mountain details, mainly shot in the early mornings during my time at Khan Tengri BC
I am back in Greenland with our little red sail boats. This was taken a few days ago.
Endless golden hour in Greenland. The golden light last week in Greenland lasted the entire night as the sun never sets during the midnight sun.
Frozen Mountains - Icebergs rising from the fog in Greenland
There are so many small things to find in the blooming heather. Here's a little grasshopper that I chased for a while to get a good photo.
Back in Greenland again! Happy to spend some time here under the midnight sun.
Some more cute puffins from Ireland. See the full series and story: https://www.albertdros.com/post/photographing-puffins-in-ireland
Wide angle perspective of the puffins on the cliffs of Ireland. I sat there for a while in the evening light just enjoying the moment.
I was just amazed at how many fish a puffin could catch at once.
When the light turned golden, the backlit scenes with the puffins in Ireland were just beautiful.