Stories close to home
Since our return to The Netherlands we started to photograph wildlife and landscapes in our region, including the famous tulips and windmills. We are lucky to live on the edge of a forest, so rain or shine, the scenery is often breathtaking. Even our garden is a busy place full of birds and small mammals. In the gallery below some close to home impressions…
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Stories close to home
Since our return to The Netherlands we started to photograph wildlife and landscapes in our region, including the famous tulips and windmills. We are lucky to live on the edge of a forest, so rain or shine, the scenery is often breathtaking. Even our garden is a busy place full of birds and small mammals.In the gallery below some close to home impressions…
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Far away travel stories
We love to travel. When we were students we traveled around the world and took snapshots to tell friends and family back home about the places we had visited. By now photography plays a central part in our lives, at home and on our travels. Below two of our latest travel stories, for more…
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Baobab forests in Ruaha
Ancient baobab forests under pressure. Ruaha is Tanzania’s largest national park. It derives it’s name from the Ruaha River, which flows…
A cold Kalahari winter
Winter safari in the desert. We have never been so cold on safari, even with all our gear on, blankets and hot water bottles. Minus temperatures in…
Books, awards and other stories
Our photographs have been awarded and featured in books. As an illustrator Tanja has taken the storytelling one step further and used our pictures for her children’s books. Below two of our latest stories, for more…
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Willem in Remembering Rhinos book
We are thrilled that Willem is one of the 10 winning photographers of the Remembering Rhinos photo contest. His winning picture of…
Tanja wins GDT award
We feel happy and honored being awarded a first prize in the GDT European Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2016 for Tanja’s picture…
