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Fog sometimes also grants a view: Below the fog layer, a view of Vevey; above the fog layer, a magnificent panoramic view over the Alps and the Jura. Les Pléiades, 19.12.2007 (go to image) 

 Jens 12.1.2008 16:13 12.1.2008 16:13
Hi Christine,

I would say: at the right time in the right place. A very well done photo, I like it.

Best regards, Jens

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Winter idyll on 25.12.2007 in the Upper Goms near Ulrichen (go to image) 

 De Rond Hans und Jeanny 8.1.2008 8:53 8.1.2008 8:53
Hello Jens,
Beautiful shots from the Rhône Valley!
Regards, Hans

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 Christine Wohlfahrt 10.1.2008 17:29 10.1.2008 17:29
Hello Jens,
Enchanting photo, I like it very much.
Best regards, Christine

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View of the Urserental located in the canton of Uri, the Muttenhörner (3099 m) (back left), and the Gotthard Pass road branching off from Hospental in the foreground. In the background, Realp and the Furka Pass road above it can still be faintly seen. Taken on 16.03.2007 from Nätschen at the Oberalp Pass. (go to image) 

 Christine Wohlfahrt 10.1.2008 17:26 10.1.2008 17:26
Really beautiful shot!
Best regards, Christine

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The seemingly harmless Alzette meanders through its valley near Gosseldange (Luxembourg). 22.12.07 (go to image) 

 De Rond Hans und Jeanny 10.1.2008 11:50 10.1.2008 11:50
Hello Philipp,
"Recently viewed images" is a very nice feature. Sometimes you rediscover some older images there. Thanks for the compliment.
Greetings from Luxembourg
Hans

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A very intense aurora borealis over the bungalow settlement of Björkliden / Sweden on 29.01.2003. 68°24' N ; 018°41' E (go to image) 

 Thomas Schmidt 23.12.2007 12:36 23.12.2007 12:36
Very impressive series of images!

Best regards, Thomas

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 André Breutel 23.12.2007 13:03 23.12.2007 13:03
Thank you for your comments. In the next few days, I will post a short sequence of this aurora. But first, I want to upload a few other photos online.
Best regards
André

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 9.1.2008 12:44 9.1.2008 12:44
Hello Andre,
very good shots and certainly impressive experiences, all the other pictures in the other image topics are very good.
Best regards, Karl

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Violets (Viola) blooming in a mixed forest; 050403 (go to image) 

 8.1.2008 18:46 8.1.2008 18:46
Hello Innviertel,
a very beautiful and quite rare photo, since this plant is certainly not a violet (Viola), it looks more like a liverleaf (Hepatica nobilis) from the buttercup family (Ranunculaceae). By the way, this plant is significantly rarer than violets. I would be happy to find such occurrences in our area still/again.
Best regards, Karl

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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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A green microcosm presented itself as I took advantage of today's beautiful day for a bike ride. Moss in the sunlight, near Fangschleuse. (go to image) 

 8.1.2008 16:06 8.1.2008 16:06
Hello Thomas Wendt,
if you look closely at the vegetation on soils, you can find a whole little world there. The moss in the photo looks like it could belong to the genus Rhytidiadelphus or be a type of wreath moss or wrinkle moss. It is probably Rhytidiadelphus squarrosus (springy wreath moss, also called springy wrinkle moss), which is commonly found in forests and wet meadows everywhere, but a precise identification is only possible with a microscope and good books. Recently, a newspaper reported that 900 different moss species have been identified in Bavaria. That is a lifetime task in itself!
Best regards, Karl

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Typical for Brandenburg are the many pine trees (hopefully that is also true for the photo). Autumn 2006 near Lübbenau (go to image) 

 7.1.2008 21:45 7.1.2008 21:45
Hello Thomas Wendt,
the photo most certainly shows the Scots Pine, also called the Red Pine (Pinus sylvestris), which is widespread in our area. Ideal soils are, for example, sandy soils.
Best regards, Karl

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High fog plays on 23.12.07 over a power plant in the Czech Republic. Taken from the Fichtelberg. (go to image) 

 Hendrik Flath 7.1.2008 13:54 7.1.2008 13:54
Very beautiful picture!!!
This can actually only be one of the coal power plants in or around Chomutov.
Best regards,
Hendrik

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When the sun warms the icy cold water of the Sauer, this mist forms over the river. The photo was taken near Dirbach (Luxembourg) on 23.12.07. (go to image) 

 Christine Wohlfahrt 6.1.2008 16:05 6.1.2008 16:05
Hello Hans,
this natural spectacle is only possible with certain temperature differences. It always fascinates me anew and I like it very much.
Best regards, Christine

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 De Rond Hans und Jeanny 7.1.2008 10:33 7.1.2008 10:33
Thank you both for the positive feedback. I am very pleased that my pictures, just like yours, are so well received.
Best regards from Luxembourg.
Hans

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 Jens 13.1.2008 22:37 13.1.2008 22:37
Hello Hans,

simply superbly captured, I like it very much

Best regards, Jens

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