The photo, taken at Rabjerg Mile in Denmark with a Sony A7 III, shows a serene and expansive sand dune. In the background, atop the tall dune, a few people stand like tiny silhouettes against the vast sky, emphasising the dune's immense size. In the foreground, blurred branches and greenery create a natural frame, giving depth to the photo and showing the transition between the vegetated areas and the bare, sandy dune. The looming cloud sky gives a dramatic feel to the shot, while the people at the top evoke a sense of adventure and discovery.
About Rabjerg Mile:
Rabjerg Mile, one of the largest walking sand dunes in Europe, is located in northern Jutland. The dune, which moves about 15 metres to the east every year, is an impressive natural phenomenon and has a height of about 40 metres. It offers visitors a unique experience of a living and changing landscape, with views of the coastline and surrounding greenery. Rabjerg Mile was created in the 16th century, when sand drifts threatened large parts of the region. Today, it is a popular destination for hikers and photographers looking to capture the wide vistas and tranquil desert landscape.
Born and raised in Utrecht, I discovered my passion for photography early on. With my trusty Sony A7 III, I love to venture out to capture the beauty of architecture, the untamed nature, the intriguing animal kingdom, and the dynamics of vehicles. My work is.. Read more…