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Last light at our campsite near Spitzkoppe after another long day cycling. Namibia, August. M10-R BP 28mm summicron safari edition
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Deadvlei is one of those places that you can study images of for years and kid yourself that you 'know' what you'll find when you eventually get there. But it's only when you crest the last dune on the walk-in and your jaw drops that you'll really know! M10-R BP 50mm summicron safari edition
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From Dune 39, Sossousvlei. M10-R BP 28mm summicron safari edition
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Hi Guys, While the Northern Hemisphere goes into Winter, down here in the South have Spring. Here is an image of a Day Lilly. It only flowers 1 day, then falls off. 90mm Macro-Elmar-M mounted on a NEX-5. 1/1250 Sec, f/5.6, ISO 200. Thank you for looking. All comments welcome. Andreas
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Hi guys, Here's an image of an Aloe plant taken yesterday in the south of Namibia. This image was made on an old C-Lux 1 - still amazes me what kind of images this little camera can take. Thanks for looking. Andreas
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Well, quite possible. Not here though. Climate change has made itself felt here by us in the form of severe drought and extreme temperatures. Our daytime temps have been exceeding 100F (40C) for weeks now already... Rain is a distant memory with less than half an inch since March this year. Here is what is left of the garden. I have also included an image of the thermometer to show our daily temp range. This was taken earlier today. We'll still get to 111F (44C) today. Thanks for looking... Andreas M8 / 90mm Macro-Elmar
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Himba in Namibia M8, 90mm, 1:2 Ausschnittsvergrößerung
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Soussusvlei, Namibia schon oft gesehen, aber selber machen ist viel schöner M8, TriElmar 28-35-50 Leider setzen sich sehr viele Touristen einfach auf diese alten, toten Bäume, so das diese wohl nicht mehr so lange dort stehen werden. Gruß Thomas
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Himbamann Namibia M8, 50mm 1:2.0
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Hi Guys, Spotted at the Windhoek Carnival on Saturday . Thanks for looking... Andreas D-Lux 3, f/4.0, 1/160 sec, ISO 100
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Hi Guys, We had our first 4x4 vasbyt ("Bight Tightly" is the direct translation from Afrikaans) for this year here in Windhoek. Here is one of the vehicles busy climbing a 70 degree incline over rocks. Thanks for looking, all comments welcome. Andreas M8, 50mm Summicron, f/2.8, 1/45 sec, ISO 160
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Hi Guys, We had one of our big social events here in Windhoek today. The annual Windhoek Carnival Procession ("Umzug" in German). Being a former German Colony, we still hold a huge amount of German traditions and customs very high. As Namibians we are proud of our heritage and it is one of the very few countries in Africa, if not the world, where people of all races live together in peace and harmony, where there is respect for each other and understanding. We are after all Namibians Enjoy the series, thank you for looking and taking the time to see more of our country. All comments welcome. Andreas M8, 50mm Summicron, Full Manual exposure set to 1/1500 Sec, f/5.6, ISO 160.
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Hi Guys, Spotted this old fence post yesterday. Not much to describe, the image is self explanatory. M8, 50mm Summicron, f/2.8, 1/4000 Sec, ISO 160. Thanks for looking, all comment welcome. Andreas
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Hi Guys, Spotted this flower yesterday. As the northern hemisphere is looking forward to summer, we are moving towards autumn and winter. These will probably only flower again in September or October this year again. M8, 50mm Summicron, f/2.8, 1/3000 Sec, ISO 160 Thanks for looking, all comments welcome. Andreas Oh WOW - Just noticed this is my 800th Post. Probably bored you guys with most of them
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Hi Guys, Went for a walk around Avis dam, here in Windhoek, this morning. The one great thing about Namibia is that you can be less than a mile out of town and feel like you are alone on the world. Spotted this dangerous resident in the tree's. #1, M8, 50mm Cron, f/2.8, 1/2000 Sec, ISO 160. Decided that this was to close for comfort and switched to my trusty 135mm Tele-Elmar. #2, M8, 135mm Tele-Elmar, f/4.0, 1/750 Sec, ISO 160. Thanks for looking, all comment welcome. Andreas
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Hi Guys, These used to be the water purification works at the Avis Dam in Windhoek, Namibia. This dam was built in the late 1920's to supply water to the city. Over the years the dam has been replaced with more reliable water sources and has become a family favorite to spend sometime going for a walk or to do some fishing. #1 M8, 50mm Cron, f/5.6, 1/2000 Sec, ISO 160 #2 M8, 50mm Cron, f/2.0, 1/6000 Sec, ISO 160 Thanks for looking, all comments welcome. Andreas
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Hi Guys, This is what is left of our world famous Namib desert . Namibia is at the moment more like a tropical paradise than anything else - absolutely stunning. M8, 50mm Cron, f/5.6, 1/1000 Sec, ISO 160. Thanks for looking, all comments welcome. Andreas
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Here's an image of a flower with, the all life giving, water overflowing the Swakop Poort Dam in the Background. M8, 50 Summicron, f/2.8, 1/2000 Sec, ISO 160. Thanks for looking, all comments welcome. Andreas
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Hi guys, Went out today to get some images. About 140km (85 miles) from Windhoek, we have the Swakop Port Dam. Since we have been having a lot of rain here, this dam is overflowing. The dam wall is about 36 meters (110 feet) high and about 300 meters (1000 feet) long. Here are some of the images. M8, 21mm Pre-ASPH Elmarit, f/5.6, ISO 160, 1/3000 Sec Thanks for looking, all comments welcome. Andreas
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Hi Guys, We have the Klein Windhoek River that runs through the city. Over the last couple of weeks we had extreme amounts of rain and flash flooding. Today we had about 1 hour notice that the river was coming down in flood. Here are some images as the events unfolded. Thanks for looking, all comments welcome. M8, 21mm Pre-Asph Elmarit M, f/5.6, ISO 160. Andreas
