Crocus Wawe My favorite spring flowers are crocuses. That frosty evening I set off into the forest, intending to photograph the crocuses du- ring the blue hour. I used a flash and an LED light, I flashed with the flash, while I lit them continuously with the light. I chose a long shutter speed and […]
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Incontro a due Two minutes before this shot ,the man was standing in the midd- le of the road ,with a wrapper containing leftovers of chicken. The dog attacked him and managed to steal a piece of meat from him. I took a few vertical shots, but the scene was confusing. I guessed that there
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Austfonna Ice Cap Austfonna Ice Cap, the third largest ice cap in the world, is ra- pidly melting due to global warming. During a visit, I captured a stunning image of a waterfall formed by melting ice. Although beautiful, the sight was disheartening as it reminded us of the ice cap’s decline. The image is
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Blue Cave Crab A blue crab lies in wait for prey in the underwater cave system beneath the jungle of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. I got very close o the subject to enhance its silhouette silhouetted against the green tones of the tannic acid in the water and the textures of the vegetation above. I then
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Mayfly In Hungary, Palingenia longicauda, a large, 12 cm long insect, is the ephemera of the river Tisza. Every year, between May and June, it causes a phenomenon known as May Flight, or Tisza Flowering. After the hatching of the larvae, millions of adult ma- le ephemerals barely a few hours old fly over the
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Big owl and Full Moon Owl and Full Moon! The combination is absolutely unique! Every year, owls migrate from northern Finland to southern Finland, where small rodents abound. The further south the food is, the further the owls migrate. I have often dreamed of taking beautiful photos of these birds of prey. I had a
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Blooming Dreams It took more than five days for the bears to get used to our presence, letting their guard down and showing us some very unique and fascinating behaviour. There was something special about seeing them resting and sleeping among the flowers. Wanting to capture them in this setting, I took off with my
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