williammevissen
williammevissen
Reception Committee

Reception Committee

I rarely meet anybody in the early mornings but last sunday I was welcomed by a true reception committee at nature reserve 'Bergerheide', part of Nati...
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I rarely meet anybody in the early mornings but last sunday I was welcomed by a true reception committee at nature reserve 'Bergerheide', part of National Park 'De Maasduinen, Nieuw-Bergen (Netherlands).

If you like my work you can visit my website www.williammevissen.nl and also follow me at facebook.com-williammevissenphotography or as @williammevissen at instagram, twitter and pinterest :)
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cameraCanon EOS 70D

settings Aperture f/11 ISO 100 Shutter 1/160 Focal Length 41/1 

upload_dateAug, 2017

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