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2. August 2017 (3 Photos)
A cloudburst is approaching us -
12 minutes after the top image, it looked like this. On the right side, a strong cloudburst with a sharp boundary is visible, moving towards us. As it got closer, the noise and pattering grew louder, like I had never experienced before. There were hardly any hailstones, so the hail pilot probably did his job well. However, the scientific benefit has not been proven.
01.08.2017 (M)
Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey
. Before a thunderstorm -
When a thunderstorm with hail risk develops in the Rems Valley, the hail fighter takes off to seed the clouds with silver iodide. Just like yesterday evening, when this scene unfolded at our home.
01.08.2017 (M)
Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey
3. August 2017 (7 Photos)
the Möhlin on its way to the Rhine, here in front of the village of Grezhausen in the Rhine plain, June 2017
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The Möhlin crosses the riparian forests near Breisach on its way to the Rhine, Aug. 2017
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View into the bloom of the ornamental poppy, commonly found in gardens and parks, May 2015
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Small river Neumagen coming from the Black Forest, here behind Bad Krozingen, Aug.2017
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small forest lake in the riparian forests near Sasbach am Kaiserstuhl, Oct. 2008
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Countless of these water cannons stand in the Alsatian Rhine plain, as here near Baltzenheim, keeping the EU-subsidized monocultures of corn and soy alive, June 2017
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Strawberry field in the Rhine plain, new planting with protective films, July 2017
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4. August 2017 (1 Image)
AT THE BORDER BETWEEN WESTERWALD AND SIEGERLAND
High above the HELLERTAL, the view extends over the grazing cattle to the eastern part of the town of HERDORF with the Sandhalde, where during the times of ore extraction in the FRIEDRICHSHÜTTE the slag sand was piled up using a cable car for ore carts—
exactly at the right edge of the image runs the state border between RP and NRW... on 4.8.2017
Hans-Peter Kampmann
5. August 2017 (10 Photos)
The diving tower at the beach of »Evedalsbadet« on Lake Helgasjön in Växjö. Evedal is a large recreational area on the shore of Helgasjön, north of Växjö. Here you will find beautiful swimming beaches, a small marina with rentals, a mini-golf course, restaurants, playgrounds, fishing opportunities, and many hiking trails.
Photo taken: July 17, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Evedal is a large recreational area on the shore of Helgasjön, north of Växjö. Here you will find beautiful bathing beaches, a small marina with rentals, a mini-golf course, restaurants, playgrounds, fishing opportunities, and many hiking trails. Photo taken: July 17, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
The sky over Helgasjön north of the town of Växjö in Swedish Småland. The municipality of Växjö consists of about 13% lakes and rivers. Even the name Växjö hints at this, as it probably means "road by the lake." Photo taken on July 19, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
"Evedalsbadet" at Lake Helgasjön in Växjö against the light. Växjö is nestled in Swedish nature. Even in the middle of the city lies the Växjö Lake, surrounded by shady green areas. Photo: July 17, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
The Helgasjön in Växjö. The Swedish city is not only very green. The city is also surrounded by water: to the north of the city lies Helgasjön, to the northeast Toftasjön, to the southwest Norra Bergundasjön/Södra Bergundasjön, and within the town Växjösjön and Trummen.
Shot: July 17, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
The Hjortesjön lake as seen from the Åseda-Virserum railway. The railway line was closed in 1984. Today, the route can be traveled by pedal railcars. Photo taken on July 18, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
The Hjortesjön lake as seen from the Åseda-Virserum railway. The railway line was closed in 1984. Today, the track can be traveled with pedal railcars. Photo taken on July 18, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
The Hjortesjön lake as seen from the Åseda-Virserum railway. The railway line was closed in 1984. Today, the route can be traveled by pedal railcars. Photo taken on July 18, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Bathing pier at the beach "Evedalsbadet" in Växjö. The city is located in the historical province of Småland and is the capital of Kronoberg County. Växjö lies at the intersection of two lakes - the Helgasjön is visible in the picture. Photo taken: July 18, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
The beach at Evedalsbadet in Växjö. In the background (left) you can see the Växjö youth hostel. On the right side of the image, you can see Lake Helgasjön. Photo taken: July 18, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
6. August 2017 (11 Photos)
Sunset over the Bohuslän archipelago near Fjällbacka. The coast of Bohuslän is dotted with vibrant fishing villages. Not to forget the enchanting islands
Shot: August 1, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
The Bohuslän skerry garden in front of the village of Smögen. The coast of Bohuslän stretches from Gothenburg to the Norwegian border. Thousands of islands with smooth, polished rocks and rugged skerries form the picturesque coastal landscape.
Shot: August 2, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Landscape on the island Kleine - The Bohuslän archipelago begins north of Gothenburg and extends to the Norwegian border. The archipelago already starts at Gothenburg. Here the islands are not as barren as further north.
Photo taken: August 2, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Sunset over the island of Valö as seen from Vetteberget. The chasm Kungsklyfta runs through Vetteberget, where parts of the film Ronja the Robber's Daughter were shot.
Shot on: August 1, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Evening sky over the Bohuslän archipelago in front of Fjällbacka. Fjällbacka is a town in the Swedish province of Västra Götaland County and the historical province of Bohuslän.
Photo taken: August 1, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
The coast in front of the fishing village of Smögen in Bohuslän. Bohuslän is known for its archipelago, granite rocks, and the roaring sea.
Shot: August 2, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Landscape on the island of Kleven in front of the village of Smögen. Bohuslän is known for its archipelago, its fishing villages, the granite rocks, and the roaring sea.
Shot: August 2, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Lake on the island Kleine in the Bohuslän archipelago. The islands in the archipelago have a flat, rounded shape. Some are only a few square meters in size and rise just a few centimeters above the water, while others extend over several square kilometers.
Photo taken: August 2, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Landscape on the island of Kleven south of the village of Mögen in Sweden. Kleven is part of the Bohuslän archipelago, a coastal landscape mainly consisting of skerries. Photo taken on August 2, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
View of the island Brimskär in front of Kleven on the Bohuslän archipelago coast. The west coast of Sweden and the archipelago are lined with fishing villages, beaches and bathing spots, and granite skerries. Photo taken: August 2, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Test shot for the partial lunar eclipse in August. - 06.08.2017
Gerd Wiese
7. August 2017 (15 Photos)
Evening twilight at Källtorpsjön southeast of Stockholm. The lake is completely calm. Shot: July 26, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Evening twilight at Källtorpsjön southeast of Stockholm. Stockholm is known for its legendary beauty. The city is built on 14 islands, surrounded by water and interspersed with parks, forests, and beaches.
Shot: July 26, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Swimming pier in front of the youth hostel »Hellasgården« at Kalltorpsjön southeast of Stockholm. Hellasgården offers fantastic cross-country ski trails, ice skating opportunities, and a sauna in winter. Photo taken: July 26, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
At Källtorpsjön near Stockholm - Sweden is the land of 100,000 lakes, some of which are very large. In Sweden, you never have to walk far before you stand on a lakeshore. In summer, Sweden's lakes invite you to sunbathe, swim, fish, and boat.
Photo taken: 26 July 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Källtorpsjön can be quickly reached from Stockholm. The lake is located in the nature reserve of Nackareservatet and is a good option for anyone looking to spend a few relaxing hours by the water.
Shot: 24 July 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Water lilies on Källtorpsjön in the Stockholm nature reserve Nackareservatet. The most beautiful lakes in Sweden are crystal clear, surrounded by pristine natural landscapes, and have an incredible abundance of fish.
Photo taken: July 27, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Swimming pier at Källtorpsjön in the Stockholm nature reserve Nackareservatet. More than 96,000 lakes make Sweden one of the countries richest in water
Photo taken: 26 July 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Water lilies on Källtorpsjön southeast of Stockholm. The lake is located in the Nackareservatet nature reserve. Photo taken on July 28, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Kalltorpsjön southeast of Stockholm. The lake is located in the Nackareservatet nature reserve
Photo taken: July 26, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Evening mood at Källtorpsjön southeast of Stockholm. The youth hostel »Hellasgården« is located directly on the lake, as well as the »Hellasbadet«, where you can swim and go to the sauna (in Swedish: bastu). Photo taken: July 24, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
WESTERWALD/BERGISCHES LAND/SIEGERLAND AT A GLANCE
Fantastic panoramic views can be enjoyed in the small village of BEUL near ALTENKIRCHEN/WW
from the 35-meter-high RAIFFEISEN TOWER, as here on 7.8.2017, reaching far into
the Siegerland and on the other platform side to the
Rhenish SIEBENGEBIRGE... absolutely worthwhile!!
Hans-Peter Kampmann
"Eckertal Sunshine," painting: oil, colored pencils, pastel on cotton, 2014, 80 x 120 cm; sun floods into the narrow valley of the Ecker at the former border strip...
Fred Hahn
"Oderteich Summer," painting: oil on cotton, 2013, 80 x 120 cm; summer afternoon at the Oderteich in Harz National Park...
Fred Hahn
"Morning Sun Rays", painting: mixed media on cardboard, 2002, 50 x 64 cm; sunrise in the Swiss mountains...
Fred Hahn
"Non-setting sun," painting: oil on glued canvas, 2001, 130 x 160 cm; midsummer sun at a lake in northern Sweden...
Fred Hahn
8. August 2017 (13 Photos)
Lavender and a meadow near Sevedstorp in Sweden. The landscape near Lönneberga is the setting for many Astrid Lindgren children's books.
Shot: July 21, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Avenue near Mossebo close to Lönneberga - Lönneberga is well known from the books by Astrid Lindgren.
Shot: June 21, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
View of Bråviken in front of the Aborreberg youth hostel east of Norrköping in Sweden. Photo taken on July 22, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
View of Bråviken in front of the Aborreberg youth hostel east of Norrköping in Sweden. Photo taken on July 22, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Sörsjön north of Norrköping. In the forest by the lake, you can visit the climbing park Sörsjöns Äventyrpark. Photo taken: July 23, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Sörsjön north of Norrköping. In the forest by the lake, you can visit the climbing park Sörsjöns Äventyrpark. Photo taken: July 23, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Landscape in the Stångehuvud Nature Reserve near Lysekil in Sweden. The Bohuslän coast stretches from Gothenburg to the Norwegian border. Thousands of islands with smooth, polished rocks and rugged skerries form the picturesque coastal landscape. Photo taken on August 2, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
partial lunar eclipse at 9:15 PM over Ried i.I.; 170807
JohannJ
"Eisenbahnergarten" and also the other tomatoes will be ripe soon; 170728
JohannJ
The so-called blood moon of the partial lunar eclipse in August. - 07.08.2017
Gerd Wiese
9. August 2017 (12 Photos)
In the Stockholm Archipelago - road between the islands Stegesund and Skarpö. On the right in the picture: wooden houses on the island Stegesund.
Photo taken: July 26, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
A small island west of Gallnö in the Stockholm archipelago. Stockholm is located right at the junction between Lake Mälaren and the Baltic Sea. In front of Stockholm, the Stockholm archipelago extends over an area of 1,700 square kilometers with more than 24,000 islands and skerries.
Shot: July 26, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
View of the island Grind in the Stockholm archipelago. Archipelagoes are called skär in Swedish and describe a cliff that juts out of the water. This can also be a smaller rocky islet or a rocky island in the sea. Many skär form a skärgård, which means archipelago. Due to the phonetic similarity and the romantic notion associated with a garden, gård – garden – was used. That is why in German it is now called Schärengarten (archipelago garden).
Photo taken: July 26, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
At the Stockholm Archipelago Court, you can travel with the passenger ferries of the Waxholmsbolaget shipping company, which has been operating daily through the Stockholm Archipelago since 1869. The picture shows the south coast of the island Vårholma.
Shot: July 26, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Flowers by the road between Alsvik and Skälvik on the island of Svartsö in the Stockholm Archipelago. The islands in the Archipelago are especially popular in summer, but also beautiful and worth visiting at any other time of the year.
Photo taken: July 26, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
The road between Alsvik and Skälvik on the island of Svartsö in the Stockholm archipelago. Only 10,000 people live permanently in this large archipelago, in addition to 50,000 holiday homes in the skerries. The archipelago in front of Stockholm is a large recreational area.
Photo taken: July 26, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Fernweed on the island of Svartsö in the Stockholm archipelago. Ferns, with the exception of a few light-loving species, are found almost exclusively in shady and moist places in the forest, in wall crevices, rock fissures and gorges, on stream banks, or similar locations.
Photo taken: July 26, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
On the island of Svartsö in the Stockholm archipelago. Archipelago is called skär in Swedish and describes a cliff that juts out of the water. This can also be a smaller rocky islet or a rocky island in the sea.
Shot: July 26, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Bird colony on a small island in the Stockholm archipelago. The photo was taken north of Gallnö.
Shot: July 26, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
In the Stockholm archipelago inn north of Värmdö. The Waxholm Line ferries operate daily, even in winter, to the islands and skerries in the Baltic Sea.
Shot: July 26, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Piave River in the Val Visdende near Presenaio (07.05.2017)
Peter Reiser
View of the village Forni Avoltri in the Degano Valley (07.05.2017)
Peter Reiser
