Image comments by Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey, Page 3
Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 18.6.2007 8:22 18.6.2007 8:22
Yes, I can see from our kitchen window towards Buoch, to Korber Kopf, over Waiblingen and directly onto the Rems Railway.
Regards, Matthias
Marina Frintrop 26.6.2007 14:27 26.6.2007 14:27
Impressive photo... the gigantic cloud formation and the resulting play of light and shadow on the landscape... I love photos like this.
An EOS is on my wish list... I can hardly wait.
Best regards, Marina
Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 26.6.2007 15:25 26.6.2007 15:25
Hello Marina,
thank you very much for your kind comments!
By the way, the two pictures from Scandinavia were taken with a compact digital camera. It doesn't always have to be an EOS. You can see that in your pictures too!
Best regards, Matthias
Rolf Kötteritzsch 23.6.2007 23:12 23.6.2007 23:12
The photographer was there once again at the right moment - great. The weather station fits especially well with the rainbow.
Marina Frintrop 26.6.2007 14:09 26.6.2007 14:09
I can only agree with Rolf... well done. I was also out hunting rainbows yesterday, but didn't bring home a single decent photo. The only solution is: practice, practice, practice.
Best regards, Marina
Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 26.6.2007 15:11 26.6.2007 15:11
I wasn't out hunting...
However, I had to get up quite early on Saturday for work, and when I looked out of the living room window, it was immediately clear that I had to grab the camera. The rainbow was also conveniently positioned near Jonas's weather station...
The evening before, there was an equally beautiful one visible, but in a direction that is not so ideal for photography from our apartment.
Matthias
Rolf Kötteritzsch 26.6.2007 22:52 26.6.2007 22:52
Oh, a weather enthusiast too!!!
The hobby is becoming more and more exciting and interesting nowadays. Spring in winter, summer in spring, and now at the actual start of summer already truly autumnal with storms and frequent extreme rainfall.
Regards, Rolf
Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 26.6.2007 13:13 26.6.2007 13:13
Very beautiful, the glowing leaf behind the butterfly!
Best regards, Matthias
Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 26.6.2007 13:11 26.6.2007 13:11
Norway is just beautiful!
Matthias
Marina Frintrop 26.6.2007 14:38 26.6.2007 14:38
You have captured a wonderful atmosphere there... I would love to go there too.
Best regards, Marina
Hans-Joachim Ströh 26.6.2007 23:53 26.6.2007 23:53
Thank you! - As for Norway, I can only agree.
@ Marina: just go!
Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 26.6.2007 13:10 26.6.2007 13:10
Beautiful shot!
Matthias
Marina Frintrop 26.6.2007 14:48 26.6.2007 14:48
Very beautiful photo...
interesting subject and wonderful colors.
Best regards, Marina
Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 9.6.2007 23:37 9.6.2007 23:37
Beautiful shots! I like the idea of photographing the sunset behind high-voltage pylons. Usually, we find them rather disturbing in the landscape. Captured like this, they certainly also have aesthetic appeal.
Best regards, Matthias
Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 29.5.2007 11:59 29.5.2007 11:59
Very impressive shot!
Matthias
Hans-Joachim Ströh 22.5.2007 22:28 22.5.2007 22:28
Impressive! Was there a thunderstorm afterwards?
Klaus Muhs 22.5.2007 22:46 22.5.2007 22:46
Great. How did you get the clouds there?
Regards
Klaus
Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 23.5.2007 8:10 23.5.2007 8:10
There was no thunderstorm here, but probably under these clouds in the area of the Swabian Jura. The two clouds on the right later merged in the anvil region, unfortunately I did not photograph this.
In this weather situation, such cumulus clouds often form over the uplands, here over the Swabian Jura. The Rems Valley runs east-west, while the Swabian Jura stretches from northeast to southeast.
This "tilt" is reflected by the clouds. If I could go 250 to 300 meters higher from this vantage point, the Albtrauf could be seen over the Schurwald heights visible in the picture.
Matthias
Christine Wohlfahrt 9.5.2007 18:52 9.5.2007 18:52
An exciting photo full of tension! How do you manage to press the shutter at the right moment?
Best regards, Christine
Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 10.5.2007 12:47 10.5.2007 12:47
To capture a lightning strike, Jonas used the following settings: 15 seconds, aperture f/8.0, ISO 50.
During a severe thunderstorm, it is quite likely to see a lightning bolt within 15 seconds. To avoid overexposure, ISO was set to the lowest sensitivity and the aperture was fairly closed.
Matthias
Christine Wohlfahrt 13.5.2007 10:18 13.5.2007 10:18
Thank you very much for the detailed explanations. Since my camera is new, I first need to check the user manual to see if this is also possible with this device. Best regards, Christine
Gisela, Matthias und Jonas Frey 13.2.2007 14:00 13.2.2007 14:00
The shot would actually fit better with the city photos.
Matthias

