Finnich Glen and the Devil's Pulpit
Scotland
The small stream Carnock Burn has carved a hidden gem trough the red sandstone of the Scottish countryside.
Bow Fiddle Rock: a geological marvel
Scotland
Nestled along the rugged coastline of Portknockie in Moray, Scotland, lies Bow Fiddle Rock, a stunning natural rock formation that faintly resembles the tip of a violin bow.
Spinellus Fusiger on Mycena: parasites on the forest floor
The Netherlands
Deep in the damp, shaded forests where fallen leaves and decaying wood create a thriving microcosm, an unusual fungal relationship unfolds: Spinellus fusiger, a parasitic fungus, attaching itself to the delicate Mycena mushrooms.
Alkefjellet, the Majestic Cliffs of the Arctic
Spitsbergen / Svalbard
Nestled along the remote Arctic waters of Svalbard, in Norway, Alkefjellet is a breathtaking natural spectacle, revered for its dramatic cliffs and thriving seabird colonies.
Water droplets in marvelous patterns on the high tundra
Norway
Evey once in a while you encounter something in nature that you cannot comprehend. During a norwegian hike I noticed something weird right next to my feet.
The Whalers graveyard of Smeerenburg
Spitsbergen / Svalbard
Smeerenburg was the main site for Dutch whaling operations in the 17th century. Today, the historic graves of dutch whalers are quickly decaying due to the melt of the permafrost.