No 40 - Weathered
No 41 - THE THREE HATS
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No 44 - In 2018/19 we experienced a long spread drought in Germany. I have a feeling that this is the cause for somehow slightly different hues of autumn colors I haven't noticed in former years.
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No 46 - STEADFAST
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No 48 - Hell's gate
No 49 - Sundowner
No 50 - NIGHT IS FALLING
No 51 - Venture
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No 54 - ON A CLEARING
No 55 - THE VAGUE BROTHER
No 56 - The lady
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No 59 - STRETCHING FOR THE LIGHT
No 60 - HIDING
No 61 - Hang loose
No 62 - That evening the sea was pretty calm. But the colors were awesome. It was a bit tricky to not drop my gear and myself into the water though.
No 63 - It was mid-march when a cold-front blew gusts of icy wind across this ridge. Towards sunset gaps in the clouds occasionally illuminated the birch trees. Later, just about sunset, the light took on a magenta hue in the illuminated parts of the clouds and also on the trees. Other areas of the sky stayed in that cold, blue hue of a late overcast day.
No 64 - LITTLE GEM: This is a very important refuge for animals and plants of all kinds - being surrounded by a heavily used cultural landscape
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No 67 - It had been raining all day. In the late afternoon the strong wind managed to blow all the dark clouds away. For a short time the cloud-gaps in the transition zone to blue skies created beams of light which moved quickly across the water before the weather completely cleared up.
No 68 - These conditions lastet for about 10 seconds. Then the clouds moved back in and it began to snow.
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No 71 - During springtime in 2022 it was such a delight to enjoy the lush green and the carpet of wild garlic in this forest. Not knowing how dried out and brown this would look like in late August, the trees curling and throwing off their leafs being in serious drought-stress
No 72 - I couldn't believe my luck having found this beautiful waterfall and being completely on my own. It was strenuous though, clambering up a steep slope beside the brook and not spoiling the vegetation. Additionally steady rain made it difficult to photograph.
No 73 - EYEBALLING ME
No 74 - It was a cloudy day, but sometimes weak sunrays peered through the clouds and the branches and lit the mossy patches.
No 75 - Leaves and needles
No 76 - Lines II
No 77 - SHINING IN THE WOODS
No 78 - FILIGREE
No 79 - UNIVERSE OF THE SPIDER
No 80 - In spring I discovered this Copper Beech among all the other "normal" beeches. Quite a contrast - to me the colors almost "squeak".
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No 83 - Standing on the cliffs all by myself, watching this wave break far beneath in the vast expanse of the ocean.
No 84 - It was a rainy day in spring at the french Atlantic coast, the beach deserted. For a few minutes the sun peaked through... time didn't matter at that moment.
No 85 - Rest
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No 87 - After a long drought late autumn presented these very rich and different hues of red, letting almost every single tree stand out and creating a potbourri of reds, embedding gold and green
No 88 - Kiss
No 89 - Fiery red
No 90 - Stork's beak
No 91 - NIGHT IS FALLING
No 92 - GLITTER DOWN BELOW
No 93 - TWO OF A KIND
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No 98 - LIGHT AS A FEATHER
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No 100 - PURE
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No 102 - Blue bells
No 103 - Visual wake
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No 109 - PROUD SWAN
No 110 - OAK'S JUMBLE: Snow fell during the night in my hometown. The next morning I took a stroll through the woods and discovered this image. A place I had been many times before and just never seen this composition.
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No 116 - Shimmer
No 117 - UNIVERSE OF THE SPIDER
No 118 - Hufeisen-Azurjungfer
No 119 - SPRING IN THE OAKWOOD
No 120 - INTENSE
No 121 - FORGET ME NOT
No 122 - Upright
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No 125 - FRAGILE TOUGHNESS: As a result from the past droughts and from vermins extensive clearings have been cut into the forest. At the edge of such a clearing these birch trees caught my attention. They look so fragile but are so tough.
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No 127 - PELICAN PORTRAIT
No 128 - FRITZCHEN: I named this egret "Fritzchen". I saw him in the corner of my eye cutting across a small lake.
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No 134 - GONE FISHING IN THE FOG
No 135 - FOREST LIGHTHOUSE: In late autumn all the trees eventually had lost their foliage or discolored into darker hues. Only the larches had some of their shining needles left.-
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No 137 - High winds blowing snow from the top of the mountain. I zoomed in close to capture the flying, powdery snow.
No 138 - In a wood
No 139 - CURIOUS: I had to be very patient to get an interessting pose from these mouflons.
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