Jul 06
Jul 05
The spider was sitting on a umbrella, that causes the strange green colour, defending its huge egg. What I like most is that you’re not sure which of its eyes is looking at you.
Jul 04
Walking with my dog I passed under a tree, where this buzzard was sitting. He saw me passing by. I didn’t slow down! I switched my camera on, without looking back, switched the autofocus of and adjusted the lens to 300mm and approximately to 12 metres. Then I suddenly turned around pointed and shot a serie of photos. A fraction, a glimpse, of a second later the buzzard started. This here was the best photo out of six…
Sometimes photography is a real adventure 
Jul 03
That guy was really taking a bath in the flower blossom, turning round! I should have taken a video, but the Canon 400D hasn’t got that feature
Jul 02
Did you know, that young rasperry stings first are green and later become a dark red colour? I didn’t know that they have tiny hairs too
Jul 01
Here again, like yesterday’s post it was really important to have enough “dof”. Aperture f8.0 was fantastic here to solve the problem when you’re doing macro-photography. 1/125s shutterspeed was quite ok. Amazing green leave, isn’t it? I really do love the Canon EF 100mm Macro lens!!
Jun 30
For this take I chose aperture f6.3 to have enough depth of field (dof), so that the bee is really sharp.
Jun 28
Locker… translation in German “Schloss” - translation back in English “castle”
Jun 27
Taken on an early morning near a small pond.
Jun 26
… inside out and round and round… (Diana Ross)
Jun 25
That’s not a wasp, it’s a kinf of a fly with the capability to hover in the air like a helicopter.
Jun 22
I took this photo with aperture priority to ensure enough dof. The water pearls against the dark green background are great.
Jun 20
I saw that frog sitting on a stone in a small artificial pond in a private backyard.
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