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What to Photograph in the Netherlands: Cube Houses
If you are looking for an opportunity to stretch your creativity and practise getting shots of lines, angles and unusual perspectives then you would do well to head on over to the Cube Houses (Kubus...
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What to Photograph in the Netherlands: Gemeentemuseum
Gemeentemuseum Den Haag If you like architecture and are looking for a striking building to photograph in The Hague, why not head over to the Gemeentemuseum. The Gemeentemuseum was the last piece of...
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What to Photograph in the Netherlands: Kinderdijk
Kinderdijk Kinderdijk is very likely one of the most photographed places in the Netherlands. The wide canals and the abundance of windmills is unique in the world and in the Netherlands. The function...
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What to Photograph in the Netherlands: Keukenhof
You may have noticed during your time in the Netherlands that the Dutch are a bit crazy when it comes to flowers. They are plentiful, cheap and come in loads of different varieties. You may have also...
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What to Photograph in the Netherlands: Dolfinarium
Located in the province of Gelderland, is the Dutch version of Seaworld, albeit on a smaller scale. Even if you are not a water-loving person, the photographing opportunities are abundant at the...
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What to Photograph in the Netherlands: Euromast
It doesn’t take long to figure out that Rotterdam is a pretty spectacular place when it comes to architecture. But what is the best way to view all those unusually shaped buildings? One of the best...
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What to Photograph in the Netherlands: Zomercarnaval
Grab your dancing shoes, mark your calendars and charge your camera batteries because Summer Carnival in Rotterdam is less than one month away. Summer Carnival is a yearly 3-day Caribbean Carnival in...
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What to Photograph in the Netherlands: Thorn
Photo Courtesy of Holland.com The village of Thorn dates back to the late 10th century. In 1794, with the arrival of the French, the aristocrats fled the village leaving their large houses to be...
View ArticleWhat to Photograph in the Netherlands: Delft’s Christmas Tree
Bundle up warm, grab your camera and head on over to Delft on December 11th. The Delft Christmas tree in the square will be lit at 19:00, but don’t assume the photography opportunities stop there. A...
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