As I have no appropriate PC for editing my pictures at the moment I will just post one of my favorites from the last weeks that didn’t need any editing.
A small piece of 18µm thick copper foil
40D – ISO200 – 2.5 s – f/14 – 150mm
40D – ISO200 – 1/640 s – f/8 – 600 mm
40D – ISO200 – 1/640 s – f/8 – 600 mm
40D – ISO100 – 1/200 s – f/5.6 – 300 mm – 5 pictures
click to see the 6000px wide version (1.8 MB)
Nature conquers everything. It’s unstoppable!
This little “island” is about 2 cm in diameter.
40D – ISO100 – 1/4 s – f/10 – 150 mm
40D – ISO400 – 1/6 s – f/16 – 150 mm
This tiny “tree” is about 3 cm tall and it really seems to grow out of solid rock.
40D – ISO200 – 1/160 s – f/4 – 150 mm
40D – ISO400 – 1/160 s – f/4 – 150 mm
I was looking for some birds but couldn’t find any so I sat down, took my ND filter and shut off the light to get some nice blur.
40D – ISO100 – 30 s – f/16 – Sigma 10-20mm@18 mm – ND1.8
40D – ISO100 – 1 s – f/2.8 – Sigma 150 mm – ND 1.8 + Circular Polarizer
40D – ISO100 – 25 s – f/16 – Sigma 150 mm – ND 1.8 + Circular Polarizer
I had a great day searching for some nice places and found a great, lonely valley.
Sadly I had no luck with the birds but there were hundreds of butterflies so I concentrated on shooting them
EN: Common Brimstone – female (top, white) and male (bottom, yellow) / DE: Zitronenfalter – Weibchen (oben, weiß) und Männchen (unten, gelb)
40D – ISO400 – 1/1600 s – f/5.6 – 420mm
40D – ISO400 – 1/1600 s – f/5.6 – 420mm
40D – ISO400 – 1/1600 s – f/5.6 – 420mm
Nymphalis antiopa: EN: Mourning Cloak / DE: Trauermantel
40D – ISO200 – 1/400 s – f/8 – 600mm
Also no idea what they are… but I think I know what they are doing
40D – ISO400 – 1/320 s – f/8 – 150mm
I really like that one… don’t know why really.
40D – ISO200 – 1/800 s – f/5.6 – 150mm
And last but not least – a lizard
40D – ISO200 – 1/125 s – f/5.6 – 150mm