This picture shows a forest in Belgium which is known for its countless hare bells.
This artwork is offered by Michael Schwan
Michael Schwan was born in 1988 in Saarland. At the age of 18, he became acquainted with photography, which became more and more of a passion. Early on, he noticed that he was fascinated by a particular topic. Visiting and exploring "Abandoned Places". Today, 10 years later, this hobby through all of Europe always takes him in search of forgotten places. He has already found some morbid treasures that man has left behind. The curiosity behind closed doors is the motivation that still drives him today.
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