Ben Visbeek is a professional photographer from Amsterdam, Netherlands who have traveled in lots of places and witnessed their beauty with his beloved camera.
His work as a photographer is not only based on taking nature photography but he also does some portraits of people he meets on his adventurous journeys.

I have already wrote somewhere about the benefits and pros of being traveling photographer and photographing amazing places all over the world.
Today we have prepared this small collection of his photography and we hope you will feel some amount of joy while watching them.

Despite the fact that we are struck every day with all those news about the global pollution and global warming, our planet is still the most beautiful planet in universe (scientists are trying to prove the opposite but they haven't found anything similar yet, and I believe they will never find something similar).
Our beloved planet is full of unexplored parts of nature. I am surprised how can I see something strange and unusual related to Earth's nature every day. It seems that there are hundreds of thousands amazing places on this planet.
If you would want to become a photographer and if you would ask me for advice about what to photograph, I would, without much thinking, recommend you a nature as a source for your inspiration.

Water is one of the most beautiful and most amazing gifts which were given to humans. When we think about the water, we cannot avoid the rivers. If you look back in humans' history, you'll see that rivers' shores were main places where people built their settlements. Rivers can be considered as some kind of source of life.
Unfortunately, with the fast development of urban settlements and industrial production, those river which once were the source of life can be rather considered as source of death and disease, in today's world. Still, there is a plenty of rivers which have remained untouched and clean by now. Since clean rivers have became a real attraction in these days when everyone talks about the pollution and shortage of drinking water, it seems that they have begun to be more and more interesting for photographers.