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After a rainy day near Mallnitz the sun comes out behind the clouds in the late afternoon. The butterfly spreaded his wings for drying. Nach einem regnerischen Tag kam am späten Nachmittag die Sonne hinter den Wolken hervor. Der Falter öffnete seine Flügel zum Trocknen. Image Details Location: Tauerntal, Mallnitz, Carinthia, AustriaDate: June 18th 2014Camera: Canon EOS 1D Mark […]
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Why always the same pictures: National Parks of the USA, Scandinavia, etc.?Here a picture with volcanic rocks and glaciated peaks of the high Andes of a region what is hardly known: The Laguna del Laja National Park in Chile. Image Details Location: Laguna del Laja National Park – Chile Date: April, 25th, 2014 Light: sunset […]
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I found this female European Pond Turtle (Emys orbicularis) far away from any water habitat in a dry and hostile surrounding. Maybe it was on its way to search for an egg deposition place. Image Details Date: June 30th, 2010Location: Lower AustriaLight: sunCamera: Canon EOS 50DLens: Canon EF 100-400 /f4.5-f5.6 L IS USMFocal Length: 200 mmAperture: […]
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Right time, right place – but the external conditions made photographing the Damon blue (Polyommatus damon) for torture: light wind, high temperature, millions of disturbing mosquitoes and a filigree culm. Only a few well-made images we were able to take home. Zur richtigen Zeit am richtigen Ort – doch die Bedingungen machten das Fotografieren des Weißdolch-Bläulings/ Großen Esparsetten-Bläulings (Polyommatus damon) zur Tortur: leichter […]
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Image Details Location: Raggaschlucht, Carinthia, Austria Date: July 3rd 2014 Light: Sunny Camera: Sony A7R Lens: Zeiss VS 35-70mm f/3.4 Focal Length: 50mm Exposures: 2s and 0.6s (blended with masks) Aperture: 16 ISO: 100 Filter: Hoya Pro1 Polarizer
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Jul
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It was by far one of the most exhausting photo-projects I’ve done so far. The idea was climbing the Fjells of Forollhogna nationalpark, finding wild mountain reindeer, taking pictures and going back home. In fact, we were hiking in Fjells for more than 10 hours a day with backpacks of up to 30 kg just […]
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Jul
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Es sieht aus, als würde der Bienenfresser (Merops Apiaster) schreien, aber das ist nicht so. Dieses Exemplar öffnete mehrmals hintereinander den Schnabel um zu würgen. Denn wie die meisten Vögel, kann er nicht alles verdauen und würgt den Rest in Form einer Kugel herauf. Seine Versuche waren jedoch vergebens. Es wollte einfach nichts kommen. Viel […]
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