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Submitted: September 2, 2010
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Dutch Mountainsby *thrumyeye

Photography / Animals, Plants & Nature / Landscapes

_{As you might know I'm more of an animal photographer than a scenery photographer.
A few days ago I was actually on my way to a beautiful kingfisher spot when I saw this early morning scene...
Usually I'm not too fond of the flat meadows....
But this sight showed me the beauty of my country and I spend 20 minutes just enjoying this magical view...}

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*Forcedlactationlover Sep 12, 2012 Hobbyist Writer

A beautiful shot, and I LOVE(!) the ironic title, although there are some lumps down by Maastricht. But they are lumps, not mountains. I definitely enjoyed visiting the Netherlands when I was touring in Belgium, and based in Antwerpen, nearly thirty years ago.

~luciadmedici Sep 1, 2012

mountains though??

~MedeiaDesigns Aug 29, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

I emigrated from the Netherlands some time ago and I never appreciated the Dutch landscape as much as I do now that I so rarely see it. Mountains make me feel locked in, and hills seem like the ground is trying to interfere with the sky. This is a wonderful photograph that reminds me very strongly of the area I grew up.