In Keukenhof, you can find a bunch of classic Dutch bridges. This is one of them right at the entrance, surrounded by a sea of colorful tulips.
Did I mention the attention to detail? From the ground, I didn’t even see this, but when I flew my drone a few meters up it appeared that these were planted in the shape of a tulip flower!
Seas of tulips around my favorite area of the park: the pool with the fountain in the middle.
Lines and lines of tulips, hyacinths, and narcissus flowers in between the trees.
I love to photograph dreamy portraits of flowers, and the Keukenhof is perfect for that with its many different kinds of flowers.
My favorite places in the Keukenhof are the pools. Seeing the water reflecting the trees and flowers gives such a calm feeling. If you look closely you can see a gardener do his work. Because even with no people visiting the garden, the work goes on.
In some parts of the park, you can find endless seas of different colored tulips that together make a beautiful abstract color palette.
The little paths make harmony with the trees and different flowers all around them.
An image of the white bridge near the entrance of the park showing the scale of a hill with thousands of tulips that can be seen in front of it.
A low angle perspective in the part of the park that I’d like to call ‘cherry blossom garden’ where you can find dozens of cherry blossoms combined with tulips. Did I mention the smell!?
A high key portrait of the Fritillaria Imperialis flower. One of my favorite flowers in the park.
Zigzag lines of flowers, water, and paths almost looks like these scenes are dancing.
Attention to great detail of lines and shapes in which the flowers are planted is the signature design of The Keukenhof. I love how they combine these flowers with beautiful trees. And they all blossom at the same time.
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