In his coffee-table book *A New Light on The Netherlands*, award-winning photographer Gosse Bouma takes readers on a journey through iconic locations across the Netherlands. From misty mornings in the countryside to dreamy cityscapes. From Vlieland to Maastricht, from Groningen to the rest of the Netherlands.
Following the international success of Gosse Bouma’s coffee-table book *A New Light on Amsterdam*, the book *A New Light on The Netherlands* is now available, a stunning photographic tribute in which the award-winning photographer takes readers on a journey through iconic locations across the Netherlands—from misty mornings in the countryside to dreamy cityscapes. From Vlieland to Maastricht, from Groningen to Zierikzee: this coffee-table book surprises and showcases the beauty of our lovely little country.
With his first photo book, ‘A New Light on Amsterdam‘, a production by Mokumo In collaboration with the publisher Lannoo, Gosse Bouma has created a photographic tribute to our capital city. In his second book, the affable photographer shares his unique vision of the Netherlands. In his work, the photographer plays with natural conditions and casts his now-recognizable light on both iconic and lesser-known corners of the Netherlands. His perspective on the Netherlands results in picturesque, sometimes otherworldly scenes.
Gosse Bouma is an award-winning photographer and videographer who draws inspiration from the world around him. His photography has reached millions of people around the world, and the renowned photographer is internationally recognized as a master of light. Earlier this year, he was named the winner of the prestigious ‘Hasselblad Masters 2026.’.
Specifications
Title: A New Light on the Netherlands
Author: Gosse Bouma
Publisher: Lannoo
Dimensions: 254 x 332 x 37 mm
Length: 336 pages
Weight: 2,411 grams
Language: English
Material: Hardcover
ISBN: 9789059961777
Release Date: September 6, 2026
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