The Zaanse Schans, a beautiful museum located around 20km above Amsterdam. All the buildings you see in the museum have been transported from the surrounding area. The region called The Zaan was actually the worlds first industrial area around 15th century. There were about 1000 windmills there and they made almost 75 ships per year.

This composition I actually thought of when I came back from another foggy morning shoot (see image #20). I looked at the images I took and started to think, I should have taken an image from this side. So I knew what I was going for the next time, but how long I had to wait was the question, as you don't have that many chances to get these perfect conditions, perhaps a handful per year.

Keeping an eye out for the weather is very important and as a pilot I'm always busy with what the weather is and is going to be anyways. During fall, it was again predicted to be one of those perfect mornings. All ingredients needed for fog were predicted to be there and double checking my aviation weather app also confirmed this. Alarm clock set the next morning and this was the result! I sure was a happy man that morning, a joy to be out photographing with such conditions...just being persistent was key.