In this book, award-winning photographer Mirjam Offringa shows us her view of the changing landscape of the Netherlands. Disturbed by media reports, she spent the past four years looking for places where the changes are most visible. For example, the village of Moerdijk, a village that will soon have to make way for industry. Or the Eemshaven of Groningen, where many hectares of land have been taken up by data and energy parks. Instead of simply recording this, Offringa was extremely selective, looking for a different perspective.

Until now, many landscape photographers have focused on romantic vistas; cows in the mist, and here and there a small farm and a wooden fence. 'Veranderend landschap’ (‘Changing Landscape') shows the transformation of the Dutch landscape in a different way. The choices she made show the photographer's sense of humor. But she also emphasizes the seriousness of the developments that are now taking place, through repetition. Because what will our landscape look like if we continue to choose more instead of less? And quantity instead of quality?