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This is truly a great shot, not in the least because of the efforts you made to take this picture. Congratulations !

These beetles were caught mating with eachother

This photo defenitely needed a tripod

I love this photo because of the sequence in it.

This gull was trying to steal my bread.

I am intrigued by the atmosphere.. the colors of this photo

I made this picture this evening when frogs were returning to our

pond.

I took this picture after heavy rainfall. The picture shows an

Alchemilla mollis. This plant has hairy foliage and the hairs made

the rain drops stick on the leaves.

This is truly a great shot !

You did well inviting me to look at your animals portrait. I think this is a very beautiful pic. The look in his eyes is just what you expect an otter to have. Always looking for something. Good work.

I think this is a beautiful photo. Love the reflections in the water.

Yes, I considered cropping the photo more than I already did. But when I did, the photo seemed a bit unbalanced to me. The photo definitely needs a dark bottom to make the sun more visible.

Toch blijf ik dit een prachtige rode tulp vinden hoor !

 

 

Oskar

 

Een kennis wees mij op dit album. Het is ronduit schitterend wat in dit album staat. Qua compositie, qua kleur.. En inderdaad het lijken vaak 17e eeuwse schilderijtjes. Complimenten.

The red dot in the middle of the picture is caused by reflections inside the camera I think. When I took the pic, there was no dot at all on my display.

Een heel dramatisch plaatje. Heel mooi contrast tussen het licht van de duinen en het donker van de lucht.

 

Oskar

I like this pic ! Very nice but weird colors..

This picture was made at the beginning of a beautiful day back in

April 2002. The sun just rose above the hill. Birds sang beautiful

songs around me.

I like this picture very much.. great shot !

Buren is a small town in the middle of The Netherlands. This city is

strongly related to our queen and her relatives. Here one can find a

lot of old buildings, mainly from the 17th and 18th Century. Worth

visiting anyway.