These Tulip Photos Will Make You Want To Visit My Country, The Netherlands

I’ve Been Wanting To Capture Tulips In The Morning With Some Mist On The Field For Years. This Year I Finally Managed To Do It And I Consider It One Of My Best Tulip Shots To Date

There Are A Lot Of Windmills And Wind Turbines In The Netherlands, Because It’s Always Windy!

The Individual Lines In The Tulip Fields Are Great To Use As Leading Lines In A Photo. And From The Ground, These Fields Look Endless!

By Flying The Drone Over These Fields We See Visuals That Are Almost Abstract. They Look Like A Carpet

This Was Captured By A Drone. A Very Wide Tulip Field Leading Into The Distance, Almost Like An Arrow

I Love Photographing The Tulips With Dark Skies. Especially Red Vs Deep Blue Is A Great Color Combination

Another Photo With The Drone, Playing With Lines And Colours. These Look Like Racetracks

I Captured This Unique Shot When I Was About To Leave When I Was Done Photographing In The Evening

Does This Make You Think Of The Dutch Painter Piet Mondrian?

Dark Skies With Stormy Weather Makes The Flowers Really Pop

These Pink Tulips Were Very Short In Comparison With The Rest. There Are Lots Of Different Sizes

Here’s A Top Down Shot Of Myself Controlling The Drone Above The Flowers

After A Few Weeks, The Tulips Get ‘Beheaded’. The Bulbs In The Soil Grow On To Be Used For Selling

Shooting Top Down Gives An Abstract Feeling. It Looks Like A Videogame

Red Tulips During That Misty Morning. Look Up Close To The Tulips In Front And You Can See The Dew Drops On Them. I Love Being Out Early To See The Flowers Like This

That Particular Morning Did Also Give Me The Possibility Of Capturing This Almost Monotone Photo That Gives A Great Feeling Of Mystery

I Love Capturing These Tulips With Dark Skies

It’s Great To Experiment With Top-Down Shots With A Drone Above The Tulips

Ever Played Sim City? Then This Might Look Familiar. This Top Down Shot Totally Reminded Me Of That Videogame. This Was Taken High Up From A Plane

Getting Up Closer With Top Down Photography With A Drone Allows Me To Get A Bit More Abstract By Playing With Lines And Colours

Seeing The Flowers From The Sky Looks Like A Videogame. This Is Mainly Because Of The Dutch Landscape In General Which Consists Of Perfect Straight Lines

We Have Tulips In Lots Of Different Colours

As I Live In Amersfoort, The Most Convenient Location For Me To Capture The Tulips Is The ‘Flevopolder’. This Shot Is The Flevopolder Captured From An Airplane

Another Shot Of Flying Over The Flevopolder With A Drone

By Getting Very Low And Up Close To The Tulips We Can Play With The Sun Peeking Through The Flowers With Just The Right Timing And Positioning

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