Panorama Photo

I shot this pano a year ago from the kitchen window, which can be opened lukily. We look here from northeast to south. The Netherlands is in front but on the horizon one distinguishes mainly Belgian objects: Antwerp harbor, Doel nuclear plant, the highest buidings of Antwerp city, 42 km away, Sint-Niklaas city, the church of Lokeren city to name a few. Of cours the Holy Willibrordus basilica in Hulst (13th century), considered the most beautiful church in the Netherlands, is clearly visible.
https://www.vvvzeeland.nl/en/the-holy-willibrordus-basilica-in-hulst-oid149063/
Most of the land on the pano is so-called ‘polder’ landscape i.e. terrain won on the river and the sea from the early Middle Ages until recently. This means that the level is often a few meters (up to 4 m) below high tide and that it is protected by very high dikes, a constant here.


Canon G1Xmark2, 27 pics, iso 100, 62.5 mm (119 mm KB), F3.9, 1/1250s, stitched with Hugin.