Image comments by Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey, Page 2

Image comments by Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey, Page 2

Sparse daylight falls into a narrow rock crevice of the Aare Gorge; 21.08.2011 (go to image) 

 Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 2.12.2011 11:00 2.12.2011 11:00
It is precisely the sparse light that makes the appeal of the image.

Best regards, Matthias

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Two trees in the light morning mist near Euskirchen - 22.10.2011 (go to image) 

 Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 2.12.2011 10:59 2.12.2011 10:59
Very well observed, the two trees in this light!

However, I would have cropped a bit at the top.

Best regards, Matthias

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Clouds and sun rays in the evening sky near Euskirchen - 19.10.2011 (go to image) 

 Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 2.12.2011 10:57 2.12.2011 10:57
Wonderful cloud formation!

Best regards, Matthias

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Sunset at the beach of Ahrenshoop - 27.07.2010 (go to image) 

 Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 2.12.2011 10:57 2.12.2011 10:57
Impressive sunset! The ship is the icing on the cake.

Best regards, Matthias

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- November - Landscape covered with hoarfrost in Bockholtz. 16.11.2011 (Hans) (go to image) 

 Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 2.12.2011 10:54 2.12.2011 10:54
Wonderful picture, Hans!

Best regards, Matthias

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Gloomy morning atmosphere in the Freistadt district;101031 (go to image) 

 Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 2.12.2011 10:52 2.12.2011 10:52
Great shot of a fascinating weather/cloud situation!

However, I would have cropped the tree on the left.

Best regards, Matthias

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Waxing moon between oak branches - 29.11.2011 (go to image) 

 Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 2.12.2011 10:51 2.12.2011 10:51
Well done!

Best regards, Matthias

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 Gerd Wiese 2.12.2011 19:21 2.12.2011 19:21
Thanks! I first had to find the reply function, hope I’ve got it now.

And regards back to the trio

Best wishes

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- Water shortage - The trickle currently flowing from the forebay into the main reservoir of the Obersauer, viewed from the bridge between Bavigne and Liefrange. 30.11.2011 (Hans) (go to image) 

 Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 2.12.2011 10:51 2.12.2011 10:51
Very interesting series!

Best regards, Matthias

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Water feature at the beach of Ueckermünde - 07/05/2009 (go to image) 

 Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 13.11.2011 11:13 13.11.2011 11:13
Very nicely captured!

Best regards, Matthias

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Nature and Technology - The shapes in contrast to the straight lines of technology. High-voltage power lines near Vaihingen (Enz). 12.04.2009 (M) (go to image) 

 De Rond Hans und Jeanny 22.4.2009 20:09 22.4.2009 20:09
That's what I call grabbing the bull by the horns, Matthias.
When I find a power line in my photos, I remove it because I find it distracting. This image proves the opposite and shows that power lines can also be decorative.
Best regards
Jeanny

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 Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 23.4.2009 7:38 23.4.2009 7:38
Yes, most of the time the power lines disturb the image. But here I photographed because of the power lines, which cross so nicely.

However, the landscape at the bottom is quite limited in view, otherwise overhead lines of a railway track would have disturbed the image.

Best regards, Matthias

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The village of Ausserberg on the hillside of the Rhone Valley. 19.05.2008 (M) (go to image) 

 Christine Wohlfahrt 1.10.2008 21:54 1.10.2008 21:54
Good evening Matthias,
this village has often been the final destination of our hike along the Lötschberg South Ramp. Did you hike there on that day?
Best regards, Christine

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 Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 2.10.2008 8:53 2.10.2008 8:53
Yes, on this day we hiked from Hohtenn to Ausserberg, with a detour into the Jolibach Gorge, one of the highlights of our vacation in Switzerland.

Regards, Matthias

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"Phew, that's steep!" taken on the Vesteralen island Andoya in July 2007 (go to image) 

 Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 10.4.2008 11:48 10.4.2008 11:48
Great shot!

But where exactly is this?

Best regards, Matthias

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 André Breutel 10.4.2008 15:57 10.4.2008 15:57
This is the bridge over the Risøysundet. The strait separates Hinnøya from Andøya. The view shows the southern ramp of Hinnøya. Below the bridge is the Hurtigruten pier of Risøyhamn. In the morning, you can experience the arrival of the southbound ship from the bridge as it winds through the Risøy channel and then docks at Risøyhamn.

http://www.breutel.de/Hurtigruten/htm/MS432.html

http://www.schiffbilder.de/name/einzelbild/number/272/kategorie/Unternehmen~Norwegen~Hurtigruten/digitalfotografie/72.html

http://www.schiffbilder.de/name/einzelbild/number/1220/kategorie/Unternehmen~Norwegen~Hurtigruten.html

I don’t know how many times I have walked over the bridge. You can also nicely observe seals under the bridge. The image already evokes beautiful memories and much anticipation, as we are going to Stave in June for the Northern Gannet safari.
Best regards
André

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 André Breutel 19.4.2008 9:58 19.4.2008 9:58
The bridge is so high that a fully grown 17,000-ton passenger ship can pass underneath it during the Easter flood.

http://www.breutel.de/Hurtigruten/htm/MS433.html

Regards
André

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 André Breutel 19.4.2008 10:06 19.4.2008 10:06
Sorry! The question was not answered clearly. 30 meters above sea level is the exact elevation.
Do you speak Norwegian? Here you have all the information:
http://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/And%C3%B8ybrua

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Autumn in the Stuttgart metropolitan area - The Rems Valley near Waiblingen in sunlight. 20.10.2007 (M) (go to image) 

 Stefan Wohlfahrt 29.10.2007 7:23 29.10.2007 7:23
This is an autumn photo: colorful nature in the foreground and gray (residential area) everyday life in the background.
Best regards
Stefan

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 Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 29.10.2007 10:56 29.10.2007 10:56
The valley floor is now only present in fragments: If you look closely, you can see a four-lane highway, numerous power poles, and buildings placed in the landscape.

By the way, this is the view from our front door.

Best regards, Matthias

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Just outside the city of Stuttgart, in Baden-Württemberg, this was seen on July 23, 2007. (go to image) 

 Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 24.7.2007 14:27 24.7.2007 14:27
Two very beautiful pictures! Where exactly were they taken?

Best regards, Matthias

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 Martin Respondek 24.7.2007 18:37 24.7.2007 18:37
Hello,

Thank you for liking this picture:-)

It was taken on the way home from the SFS Stuttgart-Mannheim, between Vaihingen/Enz and Stuttgart on the B10.
Unfortunately, I don't know the exact location, but just before Stuttgart on the B10 coming from Vaihingen/Enz:-)

Landscape greetings,
Martin

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Formed by wind, water, and air: the Bryce Canyon. April 1992, scan from slide (Matthias) (go to image) 

 Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 26.6.2007 22:18 26.6.2007 22:18
Yes, we were really lucky with the lighting!

Best regards, Matthias

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 Ulrich Slovig 27.6.2007 8:22 27.6.2007 8:22
One of the most interesting phenomena at Bryce Canyon is the way the light falls. Especially when rain clouds hang over the canyon and only occasionally break apart. I was lucky enough to experience this once. The first time in 2002 we had nice weather (on the one hand good, but on the other hand?!?), but on the second visit in 2006 we had varied weather with a great play of clouds and light.
A very beautiful image of a canyon that you can always rediscover!

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