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Frédéric Demeuse’s Photos Foreground the Essential Beauty of Ancient Forests

Last updated: September 25, 2025 12:54 pm
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Nestled just outside of Brussels lies the enchanting Sonian Forest, a vibrant expanse of ancient woodland that covers nearly 11,000 acres. Home to some of the most magnificent beech forests in the world, this lush sanctuary is a beloved location for Belgian photographer Frédéric Demeuse, who has a deep-rooted connection to the area. “This is where my journey into naturalism began,” he shares with Colossal, recounting the joy of discovering local wildlife, including playful squirrels, diverse amphibians, and various birds, which ignited his childhood curiosity.

Demeuse’s current pursuit, the photographic series Forgotten Places, comprises stunning images that highlight increasingly rare and remote natural havens. His work serves as a critical visual archive for these forests and landscapes, emphasizing the importance of their conservation—not just for the biodiversity that inhabits them but also for preserving human health and mental well-being. Research has shown that, over the last two centuries, humanity’s bond with nature has drastically decreased by an astonishing 60 percent, which has led to what University of Derby professor Miles Richardson describes as an “extinction of experience.”

A photograph by Frédéric Demeuse featuring moss-covered fallen trees tucked within a dense forest

By immersing himself in the serene beauty of various natural landscapes, Demeuse fosters a profound connection to the earth beneath his feet, which cultivates a mindful approach to his relationships and everyday experiences. He aims to present the intricate simplicity of trees and plants, intending to “inspire respect for the extraordinary complexity of the living world and remind us to remain humble,” he reflects.

While Demeuse finds joy in revisiting familiar locations and witnessing their gradual transformations through changing seasons, he also seeks inspiration in landscapes far beyond Belgium. “Nothing reconnects you to wilderness more profoundly than being immersed in a genuine forest,” he asserts, particularly praising ancient trees that have withstood the test of time and reflect centuries of natural evolution and resilience.

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Regardless of the setting, Demeuse’s overarching mission remains consistent: to stir an innate sense of wonder for the natural world. “The outside world continuously beckons us—miss it, and you’d be missing part of life!” he emphasizes.

Discover more of Demeuse’s captivating work on his website and follow his photographic journey on Instagram.

An ethereal photograph by Frédéric Demeuse showcasing a misty woodland in the Scottish Highlands

A captivating shot of a bumpy, moss-covered ground by Frédéric Demeuse

A mesmerizing photograph of moss-covered trees in a thick forest, captured by Frédéric Demeuse

Another stunning capture of lush moss-clad trees in a dense forest by Frédéric Demeuse

A tranquil picture of moss-blanketed trees in a thick forest by Frédéric Demeuse

A serene shot of moss-covered trees in a thick forest, one of many by Frédéric Demeuse

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