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In terms of rodent photography, Vienna can easily be named „THE capital of rodents“: no matter if you are looking for Hamster, beavers, squirrels or ground squirrels, Vienna is the place to be. Though nature and wildlife photography within cities is not that popular, it is sometimes easier to get a „wild“ looking picture than […]
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Balzender Auerhahn, entstanden während der Fotoreise „Norwegen zur Balzzeit“.Das Auerhuhn ist sehr scheu und stellt große Anforderungen an seine Umgebung. Dadurch ist das Fotografieren kein leichtes Unterfangen. Viel Spaß beim Betrachten, Teilen und Liken des Fotos. – – – – – – – – – – Capercaillie, were taken during the photo tour „Norway for […]
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Image Details: Location: ViennaDate: 2015 05 13Light: cloudyCamera: Canon 1dXLens: EF200/2Focal Length: 200 mmExposure: 1/250 SecondsAperture: 1:3,2ISO: 1250
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Ruff(Philomachus pugnax) jumping over another one ! Lake Neusiedl April 2015 Location : Austria Lake NeusiedlCamera : Nikon D810Lens : Nikon 500mm;4Aperture: 8Shutter time: 1/1500ISO : 800
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To me they are among the cutest animals ever. Though you better don’t touch them. Their back is full with prickles. Image Details Location: Glacier Bay National Park / Alaska Date: August 28th, 2014 Camera: Nikon D800 Lens: AF-S 300/2.8 Focal Length: 300 mm Exposure: 1/250 Sec Aperture: 5 ISO: 500
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Image Details Kamera: Olympus E5 Lens: Zuiko Digital 12-60SWD Location: Iceland Date: 2013-02-19 Light: Rain Focal Lenght: 21mm Exposure: 1/10sec. Aperture: F/14 ISO: 100
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The accumulation of „tropic-like“ waterfalls at Molina in Italy is the reason for me to keep on coming back to this place. Whenever I am at lake Gardasee I try to visit these amazing waterfalls down at the bottom of the small canyon at Molina. I had to take 6 different exposures to capture the […]
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Today I show you a Common Crane from my home Tyrol, which stays there since several weeks and that is not a normal situation, because cranes don’t breed in Austria.
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