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The Rise and Fall by Martijn van der Nat
Taken at Teylingen, Sassenheim, The Netherlands
ISO200, 13 mm, -2 ev, f8, 1/40 0.9 hard grad ND, Circulair Polarizer, tripod, remote release.
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Nationaal Archief / Collectie SPAARNESTAD PHOTO/Cevirum, SFA002008530
Gezin aan het picknicken bij de bollenvelden van Aalsmeer, Nederland, 1960. .
Dutch family having a picnic near the bulbfields of Aalsmeer, the Netherlands, 1960.
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South-Holland landscapes -
Flower bulbs in the Netherlands on 22,000 ha. produced in different regions. With the Northern Sand Area and West Friesland, North Holland is by far the most important production area. South Holland with its bulb region has for centuries been an important place where flower bulbs - particularly hyacinths - are grown, while Flevoland is a rapidly emerging production area. The weather conditions have an important influence on the production result and therefore also on the number of bulbs that come on the market every year. Rough estimates have shown that in the Netherlands such a pool every year. 8.5 billion flower bulbs are produced, with the tulip, lily, hyacinth, narcissus, gladiolus, dahlia and crocus as the front runners.
The COVID-19 files | Scene captured on an early morning in Hillegom: daffodils creating a sea of yellow.
South-Holland landscapes -
You have to be the day you go cycling
carefully, because they just stand
half a month in bloom. But then
you also have something, those last weeks of
April. Fields full of tulips provide a
overwhelming color spectacle, true
you can just cycle through it.
on the narrow dyke between Middelharnis and
city ​​on 't Haringvliet are the first
the sheep that attract attention.
sometimes they are all in the middle of the
dyke. if you want to pass, they look dull
and do not move a leg.
The Delicate Sound by Martijn van der Nat. Taken in Lisse, the Netherlands. ISO 200, 1/15 sec, f/2.8, 16 mm, Hitech 0.3 soft grad ND & a tripod and a remote release. This image is features in my blog www.martijnvandernat.nl/the-delicate-sound-of-tulips/
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One cannot live in the Netherlands without going to see the famous bulb fields region (bollenstreek). Going for a bike ride between Hillegom and Lisse in mid-April is a wonderful experience, one is surrounded by flower fields as far as one can see.
#101 in Explore on April 25, 2008
Lisse, April 2008
Brand new in may 1983 Took this to Holland on a bulbfields tour.just waited for the feeder shown behind to fetch some passengers from West Wales.
Dutch landscapes -
A ship lift, is a modern way of drying ships and releasing them into the water . As such, a ship lift is an alternative to a dry dock , floating dock or ramp. A ship lift is used in a shipyard. Most ship lifts today are classified or certified by LRoS and are called "Mechanical Lift Dock". A smaller version is a trouser lift or screw dock , with which only a fore or aft ship is lifted out of the water.
The Port of Den Oever is an important fishery port which is located in the Dutch Wadden Sea area. It is the home base for a large and modern fishing fleet and fish auction. Besides to that, it is a highly valued recreational port with for e.g. regular visits of the brown fleet. Moreover, research institutes for ecologic and sustainable marine innovations are located in the Port of Den Oever. In this context,the port authority recognizes its responsibility as manager of the port area and has therefore developed an environmental policy that is appropriate to its port activities and competences.
Nationaal Archief/Willem van de Poll
Nederlands: Bollenvelden.
English: Bulb fields.
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onionfields in /zeeland (Holland}
Op Walcheren zijn heel veel uienvelden........eind september werden ze gerooid.
South-Holland landscapes -
The Netherlands has more than 1500 flower bulb growers who specialize in the cultivation of one or more crops. A large part of their production is sold to the plm. 100 trading companies, mainly based in the Netherlands, who take care of further processing and sales. A large part of that sales is abroad, but many flower bulbs are also used in the Netherlands every year, particularly in hatchery sales. This means that the bulbs serve as starting material for professional forcers who pull a flower from the bulb, which finds its way to the consumer through the retail trade in a forest. Hatchery sales are also very important in many foreign sales areas and for those countries you can say that the locally produced product originates in the Dutch bulb!
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People are flying thousands kilometers to view the famous Dutch flower fields and I'm just living around the corner...
Location: Veenenburgerlaan, Hillegom
Coordinates: 52°17'15" N 4°33'45" E
Reason: For over 3 years, I have the idea to take my weekly selfie in the middle of a field of flowers. But it had not yet succeeded to do it effectively. Till this week. Bleu skies and a field of purple hyacinths.
Hyacinth: Hyacinthus is a small genus of bulbous flowering plants in the family Asparagaceae, subfamily Scilloideae. Plants are commonly called hyacinths.
Weather: Clear skies, 21° C (first 'warm day' of the year 2015 in the Netherlands)
Self-portrait technics: Camera (Canon 6D) on a Sirui carbon tripod with selftimer on 10 seconds.
This will conclude the bulbfield photo's of this season, this one is taken at the Ouddijk in Westwoud, wich is in West_Friesland, what belongs to the provence of North_Holland, in the back is the curch tower of Oostblooker, it is the only town where the Beatles preformed live as a band in the Netherlands
in 1964, a cousin of my was there, and he talks still about like it just happened recently, but it was nearly 50 years ago