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Could it be more typical? Lower Rhine idyll. A shepherd leads his flock along the Niers towards Grefrath. On the right is the flood-bearing Niers, on the left side lies the small airfield "Niershorst". The photo was taken on a gray August 10, 2007. (go to image)

Wolfgang Koenigsfeld 17.8.2007 14:35 17.8.2007 14:35
Great!
Best regards
Wolfgang

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Martin Kramer 19.8.2007 11:55 19.8.2007 11:55
Thank you very much. My wife is a total animal lover, so we can't pass by any herd without petting one animal or another... and every now and then I also have my camera with me.
Regards, Martin Kramer

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Enchanting evening atmosphere in the Bergisches Land on 03.11.2003. (go to image)

Martin Kramer 19.8.2007 11:54 19.8.2007 11:54
That looks simply great. Like a painting.
Regards, Martin Kramer

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Wolfgang Koenigsfeld 19.8.2007 12:51 19.8.2007 12:51
Thank you Martin!
Best regards
Wolfgang

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Evening mood at the regatta course in Duisburg-Wedau. (go to image)

J. N. 19.8.2007 10:47 19.8.2007 10:47
The image has something... I like it.

Best regards,
Jens

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The moon of Wanne-Eickel on 04.12.2006. (go to image)

Michael Berling 3.3.2007 12:12 3.3.2007 12:12
Nothing is as beautiful as the moon over Wanne-Eickel.......
Simply BEAUTIFUL

Regards
MICHA

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Urban Stegmüller 19.8.2007 1:30 19.8.2007 1:30
This image shows the magic of the moon

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Jimmy, the Sniffer (go to image)

Thomas Schmidt 19.8.2007 0:11 19.8.2007 0:11
Beautiful picture!

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Help, I'm wet!!! Raccoon photographed in Kaisergarten Oberhausen. (go to image)

Thomas Schmidt 18.8.2007 23:56 18.8.2007 23:56
Great capture!

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A small flock of sheep is frolicking by the Niers near Grefrath. While the older animals are primarily busy drinking, the lamb looks curiously in my direction. The photo was taken on 10.08.2007. (go to image)

Wolfgang Koenigsfeld 17.8.2007 14:34 17.8.2007 14:34
nicely seen and captured.
Compliments.
Best regards
Wolfgang

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Martin Kramer 23.9.2007 13:26 23.9.2007 13:26
Thank you ;)

Regards,
Martin Kramer

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A Leaf in the Rain (go to image)

Marina Frintrop 8.8.2007 21:33 8.8.2007 21:33
Hello Urban,
as a fan of water and raindrop photos, I really like your picture. You captured the water droplets wonderfully, and the green of the leaf emphasizes the naturalness of the photo... great.
Best regards, Marina

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Urban Stegmüller 13.8.2007 0:58 13.8.2007 0:58
Colors are much more intense during or shortly after rain.
That's why I take a lot of photos in the rain.

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8.1.2008 18:31 8.1.2008 18:31
Hello Urban,
a very beautiful shot of a lady's mantle leaf. Which one? There are over 200, and even experts can despair when trying to identify them. Very nicely visible is the effect of the dense fine hairs, which prevent the water from reaching the leaf base at all, instead forcing it to flow down towards the stem and root. The water droplets in your photo act like optical lenses. By the way, what you don't immediately see about the plant is that it belongs to the rose family.
Best regards, Karl

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Rose illuminated by the evening sun (go to image)

Marina Frintrop 8.8.2007 21:42 8.8.2007 21:42
The lighting makes this photo particularly interesting and brings transparency to the petals... wonderful.
Best regards, Marina

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Nature is something wonderful (go to image)

Marina Frintrop 8.8.2007 21:37 8.8.2007 21:37
That's how it is. Photography is the same. I have been more "mindful" since I started photographing again and enjoy the little things that I probably wouldn't have noticed before.
Best regards, Marina

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Konkarden flowers... part of the "bee meadow" in Kaisergarten Oberhausen (go to image)

Christine Wohlfahrt 7.8.2007 13:47 7.8.2007 13:47
Hello Marina,
The Konkarden flowers are also great as balcony flowers.
They are quite low-maintenance and very robust when it comes to temperature fluctuations. The flowering period extends well into September; last year they even bloomed on my balcony until October. Overwintering on the balcony in frost is also not a problem.
Good photo
Best regards, Christine

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