Moss, a branch and a leaf.

Fall in Belgium

ByBram Reusen

In the beginning of this year, when I was training for my cycling adventure, I posted a blog with some photos of where I live. That was the first introduction to my hometown.

I have been home again this fall and took the opportunity to go out for some walks and leisurely bike rides. With my camera, obviously.

Here are twenty photos of the gorgeous countryside that surrounds me now, a fall photo essay if you will.

Belgian countryside in the fall.

Chestnut in the Fall, Belgium

Belgian countryside at sunset.

Mushroom on a log.

Road in the Belgian countryside, Antwerp.

Heather in a nature reserve, Belgium.

Mushrooms on a tree trunk.

Feather Close-up

Sunset in Belgium.

Pears in the Fall.

Marshland in Belgium.

Cornfield during harvest, Belgium.

Corn harvest, Belgium.

Nature reserve De Neerhelst, Belgium.

Mushrooms in the fall.

Canal in Geel, Belgium.

Mushroom on wood, Belgium.

Sunset in a field, Belgium.

Fields in Geel, Belgium.

Moss, a branch and a leaf.

I hope you enjoyed this short series of photos of the Belgian countryside, here in the province of Antwerp.

You may have noticed that there are quite a few close-up photos. That’s because I have been experimenting with aperture settings lately; one of the many steps in becoming a better photographer. Shutter speed is next!

You can find more of my photos in my travel photography portfolio.

Based in Oregon, Bram is the founder and CEO of The National Parks Experience.

For well over a decade, he has been passionate about America's national parks, forests, and other public lands. Bram is an avid landscape photographer, wildlife enthusiast, as well as an experienced hiker and cyclist.

His love for U.S. national parks keeps bringing him to some of the nation's most spectacular places, where he enjoys camping, stargazing, exploring trails, and immersing himself in the great outdoors in a multitude of ways.

Bram is an expert on all things related to America's national parks and is on a mission to visit all National Park Service sites. He documents this fascinating and incredibly fulfilling journey on this website.

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  2. Amazing photography as always! Everything is covered in snow now over here which I guess is pretty in it’s own way but I miss the colors of autumn!

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  4. Some great photos here Bram! And I really like the close-ups.
    It’s something I’d love to learn how to do as well. I must admit my photography skills are still pretty basic.

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