Foggy sunrise on Brunssummerheide by John van de Gazelle fotografie

About "Foggy sunrise on Brunssummerheide"

by John van de Gazelle fotografie

About the artwork

I took this Landscape photo just before sunrise on the Brunssummerheide.
The branch in the foreground creates a nice depth of field. The low hanging mist, sun glow from the rising sun and beautiful purple flowering heather make it a particularly beautiful image.
The shot exudes a peace and tranquility.

The Brunssummerheide is a beautiful nature reserve located in Brunssum in the province of Limburg. It is a nature reserve of about 600 hectares and is managed by Natuurmonumenten.
The Brunssummerheide borders the Schrieversheide, one of the more hilly moors in the Netherlands. The Schrieversheide is the largest heathland area in South Limburg. You can enjoy plenty of height differences and beautiful views. The source of the Rode Beek is in this beautiful moorland. It forms a marshy and marshy stream valley right through the heathland with vegetation and vegetation that is unusual for the Netherlands.

When I photograph landscapes, I usually choose to photograph during sunrise and sunset. During this time also called the golden hours, the light is at its best. The light is nice and soft and warm in color and creates beautiful long shadows. This soft warm light creates beautiful colors and a nice soft atmosphere in the picture.

A beautiful wall decoration to fill your empty space on the wall, which you can enjoy every day again.
John van de Gazelle Work on the Wall Prints