Autumn crocus (Colchicum autumnale) – last color points in the green meadows before the autum comes and the colors change to brown and grey. Herbstzeitlose (Colchicum autumnale) – letzte Farbtupfer in den grünen Wiesen, bevor der Herbst kommt und die Farben nach braun und grau wechseln. Image Details Location: Gehäuse, Styria, Austria Date: September, 19th 2021 Light: sunny […]
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An Alpine Chough easily dealing with the changeable and sometimes rough conditions in its habitat. Image Details Location: High Tauern National Park, Carinthia, Austria Date: July, 9th 2021 Light: Cloudy Camera: Canon EOS 7DII Lens: Sigma 120-300mm f2,8 DG OS HSM Sports + Sigma TC 1401 Focal Length: 195mm Exposure: 1/1000sec Aperture: f14 ISO: 400 […]
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Structures and colors of rocks made by water in the beautiful Nothklamm, a gorge in Styria. Image Details: Location: Eisenwurzen, Styria, Austria Canon Gear Aperture: f 20 Exposure: 2 sec. Focal Length: 18 mm ISO: 125
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I almost feel like in spring when I am currently roaming the meadows of the Vienna Woods. There are still some meadows on which the highly poisonous and therefore often unpopular „Autumn crocus/ Colchicum autumnale“ bloom. I am happy that I can still find blooming motifs so late in the year. Fast wie im Frühling fühle […]
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Image Details Location: Lower Austria Date: 01.08.2021 Light: cloudy Camera: Nikon D500 Lens: Nikon AF-S 200-500/5,6 Focal Length: 360 mm Exposure: 1/200 s Aperture: 2,6 ISO: 2500 Filter: –
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Hungry young dipper. Image Details Camera: Canon 5D MkIV Lens: Canon 500/4 L IS + 2x Location: Austria Light: Afternoon Focal Lenght: 1000 mm Exposure: 1/200s Aperture: F/8 ISO: 1250
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Like all native freshwater fish species in French Polynesia, the dusky sleeper (Eleotris fusca) moves between fresh- and saltwater at certain points of its life cycle. More specifically, this species is amphidromous, meaning it hatches in freshwater streams, migrates into saltwater, and later returns into freshwater. This enables it to colonize the freshwater streams of […]
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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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Image Details: Location: Vienna Date: 2021 09 07 Light: Shady Camera: Canon 1dX MkII Lens: EF400/2,8 Focal Length: 400 mm Exposure: 1/640 Seconds Aperture: 1:3,5 ISO: 250
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