About ‘Dead wood on a sand drift’ by Gerard de Zwaan
I took this photo at the Beekhuizerzand near Harderwijk. It isn’t the largest sand drift in the Netherlands, but the lens I used makes it look bigger. As you can see, the weather was lovely when I took this photo, even though it was windy. I did use a polarising filter for this photo, which made the blue sky even bluer and the clouds…
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Welcome to my shop. I am Gerard de Zwaan, born in 1983 in the town of Harderwijk—located in the Veluwe region—where I grew up and still reside today. I began my photography journey in 2013. My first camera was a Nikon D3200, which I still own and now keep as a backup; I later added a Nikon D7200 to my gear. Currently, I use a Nikon Z6III for most of my work. Occasionally, I also employ one or two Nikon SB700 speedlights to illuminate a subject. From the start, I have…
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