Photographer Albert Dros Captures Beautiful Rural Landscapes of the Netherlands

According to Albert: “I’m a 34 year old photographer from The Netherlands. I am known for my extreme passion for landscape photography, always wanting to plan unique shots. Volcanos, Solar Eclipses, I’ve done it all.

I love photographing forests when it’s really foggy in my homeland of The Netherlands. Next to photographing inside of the forest, I always find the roads that lead to those forests to be super photogenic too. These pictures were taken across all four seasons of the year.”

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