Afewimages: Black and white fine art photography

And they come to life in Quakjeswater. It is a nature reserve in the coastal area in the southwest of the Netherlands. (approx. 30 miles from Rotterdam) It is a dunelake dated from the 17th century. A damp wood has formed since, around the lake.

Mysterious footpaths meander along the trees. Here you’ll see many bird watchers. The place is famous for its large population of spoonbills. In spring they breed on a small isle in the center of the lake.

Of course, I take just pictures of trees. Not birds. (except ducks)