A small piece of 18µm thick copper foil

40D – ISO200 – 2.5 s – f/14 – 150mm

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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

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So the results for me after 14 days are: I flattred 91 ct (I joined in the middle of the month, so only a part of my 2€/m were used) and got flattered 1.62€.

Just to make it clear: I’m not looking to make any money from this blog! All the flattr-money will be reflattered (what a word). It’s just nice to see that the myth about the “all-for-free”-internet user is just a myth. Some sites got more than 100€ like the TAZ or podcaster Tim Pritlove.

Of course it’s not something you can live on nor does it pay for even the electricity needed to run my PC for that time but that’s not what I think flattr is good for.

It shows that you appreciate someones work and it shows that you really care for it in a real way. Not just in a “I like that”-Facebook way which only gives money to FB.

If you want to know more about flattr watch this video

To join flattr you can try one of these codes I got when applying for an invite (got 4 invites, don’t know if they all work)

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btw: I hope to be able to show some pictures really soon but right now the weather is just f-ing bad and I have loads of work to do for my upcoming exams.

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Please leave a little comment if you used one so I can cancel that one out.

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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

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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

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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

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So here is something to show that winter FINALLY vanished

40D – ISO100 -1/200  s – f/8 – 50 mm

40D – ISO400 – 1/250 s – f/8 – 600 mm – hands-free

40D – ISO400 – 1/4000 s – f/4 – 150 mm

40D – ISO200 – 1/400 s – f/4 – 150 mm

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It’s all in German but I the pictures should be understandable to all

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350D – ISO200 – 1/400 s – f/10 – 150 mm

350D – ISO200 – 1/640 s – f/8 – 150 mm

350D – ISO200 – 1/200 s – f/8 – 150 mm

40D – ISO200 – 1/160 s – f/8 – 600 mm

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