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An diesem tristen und regnerischen Morgen an der Aare, sind mir dieser dichte und ausladende Haselstrauch aufgefallen. Ich war fasziniert von seiner Grösse, Farben und Komplexität. Ich fand es interessant und versuchte dies in einem Foto wiederzugeben. Was mir glaub auch gelungen ist...
On this dreary and rainy morning by the Aare, I noticed this dense and sprawling hazel bush. I was fascinated by its size, colors, and complexity. I found it interesting and tried to capture this in a photo, which I believe I managed to do successfully...
Location: View from the Walmedinger Horn to the peak of Widderstein, Vorarlberg, Austria
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Great Blue Heron ~ (Ardea herodias)
Two Great Blue Herons engage in a courtship display. Their feathers puffed out and heads bobbing up and down make for a striking and animated scene. Watching these large birds interact with one another in a mix of energy and tenderness is a wondrous thing.
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Standing outside this century old barn, I looked up to see an aircraft flying overhead and thought of how far we'd come. The barn featured a unique swing beam construction that allowed a team of horses, hitched to a wagon, to turn around without having to back up. Horses apparently don't like to walk backwards so this made life easier for farmer and animal alike. When you compare that marvel of practical engineering to the complexity of the plane, it seems there are no limits to what we can accomplish.
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New Holland Frog portrait.
Taken on a Canon EOS 5D DSLR coupled to a vintage Japanese made Contax Carl Zeiss 60/2.8 C/Y Makro Planar T* 1:2 lens with a Leitax adapter. Tripod, manual metering, manual focus and a multi-flash set-up utilized. Taken fully stopped-down @ f.22 & 1/80th sec. ISO: 50.
There is beauty in intricate complexity, since the very beginning the universe progresses towards complexity. The Earth started as a naked sphere of molten rock, now billions of diverse Lifeforms and complex geology/geography cover the entire planet.
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This diptych shows a variety of Bearded Iris,
grown in my garden for the very first time, that is more in the brown/burgundy/wine colours with great touches of deep yellow.
Looking inside this Iris flower
Left: it can be seen two of its three cascading petals called "falls" and two of its 3 beards (centre and left) as well as all the 3 upright petals called "standards", plus one of the 3 central lobes (sort of yellow flames) which host and protect one stamen each.
Right: another detail of this bearded Iris that could not fit in the framing of the left macro. Here, one of its three cascading petals called "falls" and its beard.
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