Andre Bomhof

Hi Bob, I used to host the Panorama thread *large files* over on the Landscape & Travel forum. It ran for over ten years with folks from all over the world contributing as well. We had a great run ...

Just outside Gouda NL Reaching a 3rd thread? Yes we can! :-) André

And thank you Bob, for hosting these wonderful threads! ;-) André

Nice examples of what the 50-230 is capable of. Very happy with my copy ;-) André

Thanks JS, no windmill nearby to complete the Jacob van Ruisdael scene, sorry ;-) André

Gouda NL Fuji X-T1 and 16-50mm. From 4 vertical frames, stitched with CS5 Photomerge. André

They came back from Woodstock 1969, parked the truck and it stayed there forever. Beautiful and peaceful image ;-) André

Thanks JS, it is indeed. It's where I make many of my polderscapes ;-) André

In an area called Reeuwijkse Plassen, NL. Fuji X-T1 and 16-50mm, from images stitched with CS5 Photomerge. André

Great collection there! :) André

Great capture, George! Looks like the herons over here in the Netherlands, but the colours are much more spectacular ;-) André

Thank you, JS ;-) André

Brilliant collection as always, Vic. Giving Brixton a bit of colour works very well in that last one ;-) André

Windmill at Haastrecht, Netherlands This windmill has been fully restored and can help with pumping water from the polder into the river in the foreground. Not too much though, because there is a ...

Thanks Vic, much appreciated ;-) André

In all my years cycling around the Dutch polders with a camera, I have never seen a heron relax like this lying down. Eventually though, it was time for lunch ;-) Fuji X-T1 and 50-230mm. André

Thanks for your comment, Morris. It was perhaps a little too sombre because of that low sun behind me. Here it is again, a bit brighter, especially the foreground. André

Another stitched image with CS5 Photomerge. X-T1 and 16-50mm. Lake area called Reeuwijkse Plassen just north-east of Gouda NL. André

Great series, like this heron doing a manicure ;-) André

Very impressive capture, Morris! Good to see you are still at it since the old Nikon D70 etc. forum days, where I met you first. Looks like we both ended up with Fuji gear ;-) André