Dutch photography museum

The Dutch Photography Museum is a very fun historical place. The whole museum looks very fun. Photography art is more popular in the Netherlands. The photos are very advanced shooting techniques. The area of the museum is still quite large. [View] The scenery here is very good [Fun] Very interesting

Very nice place, worth a look.

It is a national photography museum, much better than the Hague Photography Museum! Good museums not only need exhibits, but also the way they are displayed. The Hague has unskilledly posted all photos on the wall, and Rotterdam has a lot of forms. There are stickers on the wall and flat floors. The walls are black and white, and the floors are colored. Also tell the historical background according to the national unit. There is an EU exhibition in the basement, with pictures of the parliament halls of each member state.

I like the very innovative photo walls here, the photos and frames are beautiful, some are old photos of the city of Rotterdam, some are tour exhibitions of famous photographers.

The Dutch Photography Museum, located in downtown Rotterdam, is the largest photography museum in the area, with works by famous Dutch photographers on the main entrance of the museum, and a wall displaying some old photos of Rotterdam's history.