#nature

The photo was taken in an animal park in Germany. Biotopwildpark Anholter Schweiz

Yesterday I once made a stack with the 300mmf / 4 and that goes very well. If you then look through the viewfinder you think wow that will never work out. Because if I already move a 1 / 10mm, it is 3cm at 5 meters. But when the camera is ready and you look at the stacked photo, I am happy...

For those of you who don't know what I'm talking about when I mention focus stacking, I'll try to explain it here. Working close-up to a subject reduces the depth of field quite a bit, which can be lovely, but sometimes we need a bit more of the subject in focus to do it justice. During a focus...

This photo was taken while it was getting dark. The spider walked on the barn door and it is already dark.

It is not easy to capture a pigeon feather. Even if there is no wind, it still moves.

The photo was taken early in the morning when it was just getting light.

I live in the ariege in the french pyrène nées Mountains. Just à picture to show you all The beauty of this place. I live at the beginning of the Mountains. Here we call this pied mont meaning at the feed of the Mountains. The part i'm living in is à natural Park. While running I Always...

Sometimes a photo is just right, even if I say so myself :)

E-M1MarkIII (Yes I have the new one) Olympus 60mmf/2.8macro, 1/100, iso100, f/2.8. Stack of fifteen photos Hand held

E-M1MarkII, M.Zuiko 60mmf/2.8 macro, 1/80sec, iso 100, f/2.8, Stack of fifteen photos in camera, Hand held

E-M1MarkII M.Zuiko 60mmf/2.8 maco, 1/100sec, f/2.8, iso 100, Stack of fifteen photos in camera, Hand held

This is an old photo of Kinderdijk from 2016 when I was still shooting with Nikon. Twenty-five February at half past seven in the morning, on the left you can just see a snow shower. This photo has also been in the annual calendar of National Geographic in 2018. Nikon D610, Tokina 12-24 mm 4.0...

E-M1MarkII, Olympus 12-40mm F/2.8, 1/250, iso 100, 14mm, Kenko Realpro ND100 Filter