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An archerfish and a small needlefish from the mangroves of Langkawi (Malaysia). Image Details Location: Langkawi – Malaysia Date: Nov 2019 Camera: Olympus TG-6 Lens: built in 25-100mm equiv. + wetlens Focal Length: 100mm equiv. Exposure: 1/320 s Aperture: 4,9 ISO: 100
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A cautious mother bear checking the surrounding before her cubs scurried out of the shrubs. Image Details Location: Romania Date: Aug 2018 Camera: Canon 5D III Lens: Canon 100-400 L IS II Focal Length: 400mm Exposure: 1/160 s Aperture: 5,6 ISO: 6400
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Detail of an alpine plateau covered with grass. Image Details Camera: Canon 5D Mk4 Lens: Canon 16-35mm f/4 L IS Location: Austria Date: Oct 2021 Focal Lenght: 32 mm Exposure: 1/40s Aperture: F/6.3 ISO: 100
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The coastal zones in the Adriatic sea can be easily distinguished by it’s colour from above. With the forest bordering the rocky shore, this zone is a great example of edge effect where biodiversity is the highest. Image Details Camera: DJI Mavic Air Lens: Fix lens Location: Austria Date: Jun 2019 Focal Lenght: 24 mm equivalent Exposure: 1/20s […]
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Pattern of drying mud which was caused by the retreat of water in the reed belt of Lake Neusiedl. Camera: Sony R100 V Lens: integrated lens equiv. 24-70mm f/1.8-2.8 Location: Lake Neusiedl Date: Aug 2021 Focal Lenght: 24 mm Exposure: 1/200 s Aperture: F/8 ISO: 125
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Two Steller’s sea eagles (Haliaeetus pelagicus) on drift ice on Hokkaido. Image Details Camera: Canon 5D Mk4 Lens: Canon 100-400 L IS II Location: Hokkaido – Japan Date: Feb 2020 Focal Lenght: 400 mm Exposure: 1/1600 s Aperture: F/5.6 ISO: 1000
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The cat gecko (Aeluroscalabotes felinus) has a very impudent facial expression, reminding of the Cheshire Cat from “Alice in Wonderland”. In fact, it takes its name from the habit of curling up his tail, for covering itself when sleeping, similar to a cat. Image Details Camera: Canon 5D Mk4 Lens: Canon 100mm f/2.8 L IS […]
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Staurois guttatus is one of the few amphibians using visual communication instead of acoustics. They live next to roaring waterfalls, which makes it easier to communicate this way. The webbings between the hind leg’s toes serve as some kind of „flag“. Image Details Camera: Canon 5D Mk4 Lens: Canon 100mm f/2.8 L IS Location: Borneo Date: July […]
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Section of a big quartz rock covered partly by map lichens (Rhizocarpon geographicum). Map lichens grow on naked siliceous, acidic rocks in montaneous areas. Their slow radial growth of the map lichen allows dating back certain events from when on the rock became exposed. Among others it is possible to date back lake level changes […]
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A single tree on a snowy slope, surrounded by broad-leaf bamboo, resembling butterflies. Image Details Camera: Canon 5D Mk4 Lens: Canon 100-400 L IS II Location: Hokkaido – Japan Date: Feb 2020 Focal Lenght: 360 mm Exposure: 1/80 s Aperture: F/10 ISO: 100
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