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This is one of my favourite drone images. Taken during that strange period last year when there was hardly any traffic on the roads and most people stayed inside. This was a perfect opportunity for some to enjoy our country like we will probably never see it again: quiet and empty. ⁠

Sunset view over Rotterdam. This is one of my favourite spots in the city. On clear days the views are stunning. You can look as far as Antwerp. This is a view to the west, where the river flows to the sea, while passing the busiest port in Europe. But for how long? It won't be too long before all of this is under serious treat of the rising waters. ⁠

Mount Eden is the highest natural point in Auckland. Like all hills in this city, it's a dormant volcano, that has not erupted for a very long time but may erupt at a future time. For now, fortunately, this natural viewpoint is the perfect place to enjoy the city skyline. Auckland is not the capital, but it is by far the biggest and most vibrant place you will find in New-Zealand. ⁠

The landscapes in Saudi-Arabia are simply stunning. This beautiful valley, surrounded by massive sandstone cliffs and pillars, is not in any guidebook, as there aren't any. We found this beautiful place just by scrolling through Google Earth. There is so much more to explore. ⁠

Camping under the stars in Switzerland ⁠

Billion Star Hotel | Being here was one of the happiest moments of my life. I just crossed the highest pass on the Pamir Highway and found myself a place to sleep under a star covered sky in a traditional yurt (ger), surrounded by very high mountains. ⁠

I cycled more then 2.000 km through extremely boring Kazakhstan. More then once I thought about quitting. Getting through the endless windswept steppe was a mental struggle. But at last I was rewarded with the glitter and glamour of it's strange capital, rising up from the Kazakh steppe like some post-modern lego set.⁠

This is the Sheikh Zayed Mosque in Abu Dhabi. This is one of my favourite photos and therefore on my wall as a huge print. ⁠

Deserted street in Berlin after the rain⁠

Staring into the abyss | This is the entrance to the infamous 'cirque de la solitude', considered the highlight and most dangerous passage of the GR20 hiking route across Corsica. It's no longer part of the official route after a serious accident in which 7 hikers died. ⁠

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This is one of my favourite drone images. Taken during that strange period last year when there was hardly any traffic on the roads and most people stayed inside. This was a perfect opportunity for some to enjoy our country like we will probably never see it again: quiet and empty. ⁠

Sunset view over Rotterdam. This is one of my favourite spots in the city. On clear days the views are stunning. You can look as far as Antwerp. This is a view to the west, where the river flows to the sea, while passing the busiest port in Europe. But for how long? It won't be too long before all of this is under serious treat of the rising waters. ⁠

Mount Eden is the highest natural point in Auckland. Like all hills in this city, it's a dormant volcano, that has not erupted for a very long time but may erupt at a future time. For now, fortunately, this natural viewpoint is the perfect place to enjoy the city skyline. Auckland is not the capital, but it is by far the biggest and most vibrant place you will find in New-Zealand. ⁠

The landscapes in Saudi-Arabia are simply stunning. This beautiful valley, surrounded by massive sandstone cliffs and pillars, is not in any guidebook, as there aren't any. We found this beautiful place just by scrolling through Google Earth. There is so much more to explore. ⁠

Camping under the stars in Switzerland ⁠

Billion Star Hotel | Being here was one of the happiest moments of my life. I just crossed the highest pass on the Pamir Highway and found myself a place to sleep under a star covered sky in a traditional yurt (ger), surrounded by very high mountains. ⁠

I cycled more then 2.000 km through extremely boring Kazakhstan. More then once I thought about quitting. Getting through the endless windswept steppe was a mental struggle. But at last I was rewarded with the glitter and glamour of it's strange capital, rising up from the Kazakh steppe like some post-modern lego set.⁠

This is the Sheikh Zayed Mosque in Abu Dhabi. This is one of my favourite photos and therefore on my wall as a huge print. ⁠

Deserted street in Berlin after the rain⁠

Staring into the abyss | This is the entrance to the infamous 'cirque de la solitude', considered the highlight and most dangerous passage of the GR20 hiking route across Corsica. It's no longer part of the official route after a serious accident in which 7 hikers died. ⁠

Red planet | This is definitely one of the most beautiful and special places I have visited. I felt like a true explorer as there was no one around and there was so much to discover. It is not only oil in which Saudi Arabia is rich, but it is also among the richest rock art regions of the world. Hundreds and thousands of petroglyphs, painted rock art, and ancient Arabian inscriptions sites are located all over the country like here. ⁠

Last night I was thinking about Saudi-Arabia. I dreamed about frying eggs in the desert. Then I realised I have seen frying eggs in the Saudi desert. This wasn't a dream. This place is called the Al Wahba crater and is one of Saudi Arabia’s most dramatic natural wonders. ⁠

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