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Comments on photos, Page 89



This image shows how April 22, 2009 is drawing to a close. Reutlingen, (BW) at 8:07 PM. (go to image)

De Rond Hans und Jeanny 23.4.2009 8:25 23.4.2009 8:25
Hello Lawrence,
the picture is beautiful. Especially in slightly hazy weather, the sunsets are wonderful and also quite good to photograph.
Greetings from Luxembourg.
Jeanny

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Lawrence Fredholm 23.4.2009 20:48 23.4.2009 20:48
Good evening Jeanny,

Thank you for the kind comment. I am glad that you like the shot. The opportunity simply arose and I am also satisfied with the result - even though the protruding antenna (one might think it is the tip of a tree) is included.

Best regards to Luxembourg and au revoir: Lawrence

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Rüdiger Ulrich 28.4.2009 20:28 28.4.2009 20:28
Hello Lawrence,
I have to agree with Jeanny, something like this is only possible with haze or veil clouds, well captured, I like it.
Regards, Rüdiger

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Lawrence Fredholm 28.4.2009 22:49 28.4.2009 22:49
Hello Rüdiger,

I’m glad that you like the shot as well.
I will soon upload some more "pictures to dream about".
Thanks for the kind comment!!

Greetings to Zeulenroda: Lawrence

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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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For the winter of 2009, the sun sets - spring can come! Taken on the evening of 10.01.2009 in Aalen-Fachsenfeld. (go to image)

De Rond Hans und Jeanny 22.4.2009 19:59 22.4.2009 19:59
A wonderful image with a fitting description, Johannes.
I like it very much.
Best regards
Jeanny

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Johannes Uhl 26.4.2009 14:55 26.4.2009 14:55
Hello Jeanny,

thank you very much for your kind comment. I just thought that the picture could be seen as a symbol for the end of this long winter - that's why the title... nice that you like it ;-)

Best regards from the Ostalb,
Johannes

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Sunset near Gobabis in Namibia on 24-2-2009. (go to image)

De Rond Hans und Jeanny 17.4.2009 18:55 17.4.2009 18:55
Beautiful atmospheric image from Namibia, date Jan.
I like it very much.
Greetings to the Netherlands.
Jeanny

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Date Jan de Vries 20.4.2009 8:40 20.4.2009 8:40
Thank you for the praise, Jeanny!
Regards,
Date Jan

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The still somewhat calmer Rhine Falls here offers the eye small water plays. (April 2009) (go to image)

De Rond Hans und Jeanny 17.4.2009 11:11 17.4.2009 11:11
Beautiful series of the Rhine Falls, Christine.
Although the other images are more spectacular, I like this somewhat calmer picture best.
Greetings to Blonay.
Jeanny

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Date Jan de Vries 17.4.2009 17:06 17.4.2009 17:06
Great picture of this waterfall, Christine!
Regards,
Date Jan

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Christine Wohlfahrt 26.4.2009 15:18 26.4.2009 15:18
Hello Hans, Jeanny, and Date Jan,
with the power of the roaring Rhine Falls, it was precisely the small quiet details of the water often falling just a few centimeters, but over many steps, that fascinated me.
Warm greetings from Blonay
Christine

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Spring feelings at the Great Crested Grebe family. (April 2009) (go to image)

De Rond Hans und Jeanny 17.4.2009 11:15 17.4.2009 11:15
This image also lacks sound, Christine.
You don't need much imagination to hear the noises.
Wonderfully captured.
Greetings from Luxembourg.
Jeanny

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Christine Wohlfahrt 26.4.2009 15:30 26.4.2009 15:30
Hello Jeanny,
we can roughly imagine what the pair of grebes had to tell each other...
This species of duck has a funny mating ceremony. They puff up their heads so much that the heads appear round due to the feathers, then they quack at each other, turn their heads in opposite directions, look at each other again, and then throw their heads back. The whole thing only lasts a few minutes and looks like a disco dance.
Best regards, Christine

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On the road on the Ring of Beara, Ireland County Cork. (go to image)

Christine Wohlfahrt 15.4.2009 15:06 15.4.2009 15:06
Hello Marina,
nice to see photos from you again. This one is my favorite among the Ireland photos.
Best regards, Christine

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Marina Frintrop 15.4.2009 23:56 15.4.2009 23:56
Hello Christine,
thank you. The Ring of Beara is truly a dream. Unfortunately, I probably won't be traveling to Ireland this year. Instead, Cornwall is on the agenda in May and finally Turkey again in late summer.
Best regards, Marina

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A Pioneering View over Lake Geneva. June 9, 2008 (go to image)

De Rond Hans und Jeanny 16.6.2008 15:13 16.6.2008 15:13
Hello Stefan,
similar cloud formations are currently often seen here as well, but unfortunately we don't have a lake, so I especially like your picture.
Best regards
Hans

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Stefan Wohlfahrt 16.6.2008 16:31 16.6.2008 16:31
Hello Hans,
thank you. After the suddenly appearing thunderclouds ruined a CIS shot for me, at least this atmospheric image turned out well.
Best regards
Stefan

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Olli 15.4.2009 23:08 15.4.2009 23:08
And the fourth signpost looks like it is pointing directly over the lake. The image is definitely much more than compensation for the missed train shot...
Regards, Olli

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Energy Landscape - The landscape in Germany today is also strongly shaped by energy supply. These high-voltage pylons certainly have their own photographic appeal. Here near Vaihingen (Enz). 12.04.2009 (M) (go to image)

Christine Wohlfahrt 15.4.2009 15:15 15.4.2009 15:15
Hello Matthias,
the whole thing already has something almost futuristic about it. These gigantic power giants and, in contrast, the small trees. What will it look like in our nature in a few years?
Best regards, Christine

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