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From the album: Souht West Australia
© Hans Goepel Photography
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From the album: Souht West Australia
© Hans Goepel Photography
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From the album: Souht West Australia
© Hans Goepel Photography
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From the album: Souht West Australia
© Hans Goepel Photography
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From the album: Souht West Australia
© Hans Goepel Photography
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From the album: Souht West Australia
© Hans Goepel Photography
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From the album: Souht West Australia
© Hans Goepel Photography
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From the album: Souht West Australia
© Hans Goepel Photography
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From the album: Souht West Australia
© Hans Goepel Photography
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From the album: Souht West Australia
© Hans Goepel Photography
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A foggy day but well worth the walk to the end of the point at Cape Flattery, Washington. Leica S (006) with 70mm Summarit-S
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When the winter sun is ot even the forest can look delightful. Temepratures were mild a a kind of spring was in the air. Leica Q, pano stitched from 3 pictures
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It started snowing at 4 p.m. First, if you see any snowfall here in our city and if you are a photographer, grab your stuff immediately because you know it will al be gone again soon. It was a sunday and so I could grab my Leica Q. What elso do you need than a wideangle lens and a camera being capable of higher ISO rates.
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Leica Q
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Excerpts from a recent visit to Humboldt Redwoods in Northern California, home to some of the oldest and tallest trees on the planet. And if you are lucky to visit them right after rains, it's pure magic! (All pics with Leica X2)
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Last weekend the fall colours were at its peak,. Temperatures were extremely mild being up to 20!° Celsius. No rain had fallen, so there was a dream of goldrush because the foliage was almost complete. I was at the location at 7:30. It was just in time for getting the glow on the pond. Yet it remained half shaded because the rocks were locking the sun. The sky was deep blue and a pale morning moon was still there. All with Olympus and Nocticron 43 mm/ 1.2
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See and press the shutter, that is how it goes. These two guys were enjoying the early october morning air: sunny and crisp, running through golden light. But I think one can feel this also in bw and more of being in harmony with nature. Olympus EM 5 with Nocticron 43 mm
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Bilal, one of the farmers heroes taking a deserved break after putting a forest fire down using few resources and lot of courage.
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S (006) w/ 24mm Elmar-S
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A walk in the park this evening.
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Ocho Rios Jamaica
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we entered a nearby forest which we wanted to explore. We did not cover much but had to start being very busy to catch the last sunrays. Canon 5D MKII+ Elmarit R 35 mm, tripod, polarizer, longtime shutterspeed
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these are from my walk in the evening atmosphere of our deep Teutoburger Wald Forest. It was almost dusk then. Therefore all pictures are longtime exposures (approx 20-25 secs). This is why you might discover some faint blur in the foliage. A slight movement of it is always there. All with Canon 5D MKII and Elmarit 60 mm macro plus Leica Apo Converter 2x,
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these are from my visit to a nearby forest. In spite of being perfumed we we under attack of midges living on a close cow meadow. We thought it woud be dark soon, so the dark side of the forest had its showdown. Light was fading quickly here. All with Canon 5D MKII and Elmarit R 60 mm macro on tripod.
