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Spring is near! :-)

Auto - Yashinon DX 1,7/50 + ZR

Nikon 105mm f/1.8

Nikkor 400mm f/2.8 @ f/8

I was surprised to find this beauty hanging in there... surrounded by seed pods... how could I not take this shot!!

A nice surprise to see the Robins arrived this year about a month earlier than last year.

Carl Zeiss Tessar 50mm/2.8

shot with a fujifilm x-s10 and a 7artisans 35mm f1.2 mark i lens

Außergewöhnliche Tulpenarten

 

In den letzten Tagen ihres Lebens sind sie am schönsten.

 

Even if they are in the vase, they smell of spring.

 

I find them most beautiful in the last days of their lives.

 

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On Weidenberg in Jena, Thuringia, Germany at dawn on December 30th 2020.

 

{35mm: ƒ/5.0 | 1/6 s | ISO 1600 | Manual White Balance | available light | handheld | monochrome conversion}

shot with a fujifilm x-s10 and a venus optics laowa 65mm f/2.8 2x macro lens

Die Sori bei Farnen sind an der Unterseite der Blätter hängende Gruppen von Sporangien, die an Erhebungen des Blattes (so genannten Plazenten) ansetzen. Die unterschiedliche Anordnung der Sori auf der Blattfläche und die Form der Sori sind wichtige Bestimmungsmerkmale.

Quelle: Wikipedia

 

... with Achromat Leitz ELPRO 3 (1,66 Dpt.)

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Thank you for your visit and I hope you like my image of my buddy.... Buster is my shadow and follows me everywhere!!

Another old image which I took in June. Can't wait til the weather gets better to take some beautiful frosty landscapes shots :) Hope you like it!

Vivitar Series 1 Macro 90/2,5

shot with a fujifilm x-s10 and a venus optics laowa 65mm f/2.8 2x macro lens

Due to the weather I got my location much later. By then it was windy and full of noises from the kids coming out to play. So, this robin stopped here only for a brief moment for a couple of shots. It was all in a hurry. At the lens closest range, perhaps a bit too close. No time for adjustment, image is straight from the camera, unedited.

 

Brighton 🇬🇧

17th February 2021

Since lockdown, the animals behaviour have changed especially the squirrels in my local area. The seagulls and pigeons have encroached their territory. The squirrels are now scared, not so easy to photograph them anymore.

 

This female squirrel is pregnant. She came down from the tree a few times to get the groundnuts from me but she would not come close. When she got the nut she will climb up a tree keeping her distant until she finishes the nut before coming down again.

 

Although it is noted that animals can be seen more easily these days as compared to before lockdown. The sudden change of the way of life has certainly affected not only humans but of animals too.

 

Has there been less food for the squirrels ? Most probably it has as the seagulls have move inland to find food because the tourist trade has ceased and not much food for the seagulls at the seafront. Same goes for the pigeons.

 

So, it is not that a place had became quiet and other animals appear. They are actually forced to look for a greener pasture. Just an observation in my normal location shoot of squirrels.

 

Brighton 🇬🇧

26th March 2021

shot with a fujifilm x-s10 and a 7artisans 35mm f1.2 mark i lens

Sorry for the Iris overload... this year I have so many in my garden... I can't help myself...

 

But I have disabled the comments and I greatly appreciate all that visit and hope you like this image!!

 

Enjoy the rest of the week and end of May!!

shot with a fuji x-s10 and a laowa 65mm f/2.8 2x macro lens

lens review: www.aarondesigns.org/Laowa-65mm-f28-2x-2to1-SuperMacroLens/

handheld - manually focused

 

such a tiny amazing insect that you often don't notice unless you are looking for them. this little critter was quite co-operative

...mit kurzem Blickkontakt (mein gefühltes Einverständnis) und das Foto war auf dem Chip.

 

The canal fairy. Amsterdam

... with a short eye contact (what I felt was my approval) and the photo was on the chip.

 

Dry wildflowers covered with a snow.

7DWF#B&W and Sepia

Taken with Helios 44-4 58mm with manual focus, handheld

HMBT!

Thank you very much for your visits, comments and faves!

  

You face so many challenging, unknown, unchosen and terrorizing circumstances that have a tendency to drain the color from your vision and create an incredibly unclear atmosphere. And though you often don’t know how to keep going and many times just want to quit, you work very hard and are often surprised to see a little colorful sunlight among your bleak surroundings. This stark contrast is a beautiful reminder that opposing experiences and feelings can exist at the same time—you don’t have to deny the truth and it’s ok to recognize reality in a healthy way.

 

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A few days ago I was struggling a lot with my own intense mental health struggles in addition to the stress and fear of my husband’s health struggles and recent hospitalization. Somehow I found the strength to spend some time outside capturing the beauty I saw in the fog and frost that was visible through the windows that morning—it seemed to tell an important, uplifting story that helped me continue pressing on.

shot with a fujifilm x-s10 and a 7artisans 35mm f1.2 mark i lens

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