Spring In The Netherlands Is Magical, Here Are My 30 Photos To Prove It

As a full-time landscape photographer, I normally travel the world a lot. But obviously, because of COVID-19, last year I was mainly at home in the Netherlands. We’re currently in spring again and more than 1 year has passed. But spring is a magical season, especially here in the Netherlands. There is so much beauty to see (and to photograph): our tulip season, the lush greens everywhere, the cute animals, the windmills, and our beautiful forests, some covered with many flowers.

This collection of many images will hopefully transfer that spring feeling from me to you.

Please note that most of these images were taken in (very) early morning with great conditions. As a professional photographer, I love these conditions and will wake up for them every single time. Because yes, it’s the Netherlands. We’re not known for our ‘beautiful’ weather. Because you’ll also often have grey days with much rain. But when you’re out there in the early morning and the first sunlight shows itself with a layer of fog covering the landscape, you forget all the previous rainy days.

Please enjoy this series of spring photos taken over 2 seasons of spring (2020-2021) in the Netherlands.

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Garlic Road

Garlic Road

Some forests have completely white floors full of white garlic. And yes, it really does smell like garlic. But I like it.

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szrr1 day ago

I’m Dutch and I have never ever heard of this. Where is this?2ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#2 

Horse Kiss

Horse Kiss

Spring is the time when you will see all the animals playing outside, especially on early mornings. Horses, cows, sheep, and many birds with their little chicks. The sounds of them in the early morning when they are the first to wake up always put a smile on my face.

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Susan Green1 day ago

What a fantastic photo!3ReplyView more comments#3 

Blue Carpet

Blue Carpet

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Susan Green1 day ago

This is gorgeous.3ReplyView more comments#4 

Split

Split

You’ll find lots of tulip fields around the country in April–May. They’re always beautiful to see (and to smell).

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Suriani Mohd Idris1 day ago

It’s stunning2ReplyView more comments#5 

Light Explosion

Light Explosion

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Blossom

Blossom

In spring, all our trees and forests start to explode with colors. Lush green forests, blossoming trees, rapeseed, wild garlic, or even forests full of wild hyacinths. It’s really worth it to get up early and spend a morning in the fresh air of the forest and soak up all the smells and wait for the first sunlight.

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James0161 day ago

This looks like a painting!!4ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#7 

Being Small

Being Small

A goose spreading its wings on an extremely foggy and magical morning in the North East of the country.

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Ayia Grace1 day ago

This reminds me of the lesbian pride flag.1ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#8 

Outsider

Outsider

‘Different’ tulips will later be removed by the tulip growers. But I find them the most beautiful to photograph.

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S1 day ago

Why fit in, when you were born to stand out ❤5ReplyView more comments#9 

Green Path

Green Path

In spring, forests and tree lanes turn to lush green. And when the first sun rays hit through, it’s simply magical.

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Lauren Potts1 day ago

Oh goodness! This is breathtaking! I live in Arizona, United States, so I’m used to seeing browns and beiges, but this is stunning!8ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#10 

Pink Forest

Pink Forest

Some of our forests have many rhododendron flowers. They start to bloom at the end of May. When they’re at their peak, the color is beautiful and they smell extremely nice.

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Cinnamoroll1 day ago

Wow!1Reply#11 

Poppy

Poppy

Right after the bloom of the tulips, you’ll find many poppies in the Dutch countryside. This one was photographed right after sunset. You can see the (out of focus) sun in the background.

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MellonCollie1 day ago

This is such a lovely picture!! Albert’s Instagram is full of pictures, check it out if you enjoyed this series. I am totally biased because I’m Dutch, but I promise he captures the magical atmospheres wonderfully…6ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#12 

The Cheese Factory

The Cheese Factory

And last but not least, one of my favorite places in the Netherlands: the famous house & cheese factory at the ‘Zaanse Schans’ windmill park. It looks at its best during spring, with the beautiful greens and sometimes even a (rare) flower!

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TexasWoman1 day ago

That doesn’t look ‘cheesy’ at all. It’s looks nice.0Reply#13 

Schermer Mills

Schermer Mills

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TexasWoman1 day ago

Sure is a beautiful sight3ReplyView more comments#14 

The Different One

The Different One

Sometimes you’ll find interesting flowers in between the tulip fields, like this checkered lily, which is very rare.

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Mark Berry1 day ago

Looks shy.2Reply#15 

Full Moon

Full Moon

The full moon above a red tulip field.

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Lauren Potts1 day ago

The colors are so striking! Wow1ReplyView more comments#16 

Swan Dream

Swan Dream

A swan spreading its wings on a dreamy morning.

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Lauren Potts1 day ago

Looks like a fairy tale…3ReplyView more comments#17 

Hans & Gretel

Hans & Gretel

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Susan Green1 day ago

Wow!1ReplyView more comments#18 

Delicate Greens

Delicate Greens

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Sunshine Sunshine1 day ago

Mooi! Waar is dit?1ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#19 

Foggy Blossoms

Foggy Blossoms

You’ll see all kinds of different blossoming trees in spring.

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Phoebe Bean22 hours ago

I´m expecting to see Gandalf any minute now!0Reply#20 

Dutch Fairytale

Dutch Fairytale

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Phoebe Bean22 hours ago

Absolutely enchanting!1Reply#21 

Thunder Tulips

Thunder Tulips

A spectacular thunderstorm above a red tulip field. I had always wanted to take a shot like this and this year (2021) I finally succeeded.

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Soph the Loaf1 day ago

Stunning1ReplyView more comments#22 

Morning Play

Morning Play

Young horses running and jumping with the first light of the day in the Betuwe area of the Netherlands.

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Bluebell Forest

Bluebell Forest

There are even some tiny forests full of wild hyacinth flowers.

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Rhododendron Dream

Rhododendron Dream

The early sunlight combined with the greens and bright red and pink colors make it look like a fairytale.

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Princess Procrastination17 hours ago

Absolutely stunning!1Reply#25 

An Early Rise

An Early Rise

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Soph the Loaf1 day ago

The sunlight is so magical!1Reply#26 

Cow Family

Cow Family

Cows looking at me during an early spring sunrise with the landscape covered in fog. Notice how the cows have a similar pattern. They’re the same family!

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Jarod Giaquinto1 day ago

Looks like the Apocalypse1ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#27 

Dutch Jungle

Dutch Jungle

Some forest parts look like a jungle with all the greens. An interesting combination with the wild garlic forest floor.

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Macro Bell

Macro Bell

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The Old Ones

The Old Ones

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Suzanne Lee Rouland20 hours ago

I need to touch them.0Reply#30 

Fairy Mill

Fairy Mill

Do windmills look different in spring? Maybe not, but their surroundings in spring make them come to life. When they’re surrounded by spring flowers, green grass, and beautiful morning fog, they’re at their best.

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James0161 day ago

I love the silhouette of the windmill1Reply

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