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Ponta da Piedade – Iconic rock formations
Read more: Ponta da Piedade – Iconic rock formationsThis shot was actually the reason for my trip to the Algarve, Portugals southern region. As alluded to in my previous post, the coast line is a rugged 20–50 m high cliff from yellow limestone and reddish-brown sandstone with amazing formations such as arches and caves as well as beaches and bays. Today I want…
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Eiger Northface – 1.8 km of vertical rock
Read more: Eiger Northface – 1.8 km of vertical rockThe Eiger is one of the most impressive mountains in the Alps. Its Northface is a more or less vertical wall of 1’800 meters height. The top reaches nearly 4’000 meters above sea level.
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The Maple Tree Fruits
Read more: The Maple Tree FruitsWhy not re-starting my blog in 2023 how I left 2022 with: my maple tree! Now that we are in May the tree shows its beautiful red fruits.
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“I watch you …!!”
Read more: “I watch you …!!”If this Zebra Jumping Spider could talk to the photographer that’s probably what it said while looking straight into the big black hole of my lens … Its head is roughly 1 mm wide and the whole animal 5 mm long.
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Yellow Spring!
Read more: Yellow Spring!To welcome spring time I’d like to share this shot from an asiatic lily. In order to get all six anthers around the stigma sharp and the dots on the leafs as well this shot is composed of seven individual pictures with varying focus points. This method is called “focus stacking” I described it in…
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Southern Cross
Read more: Southern CrossWhile it is well known that the north of Chile is the place of the largest and best observatories in the world, I tried a shot just with my DSLR and a wide angle lense in the Torres del Paine National Park which is located in the south of Chile.
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