SJ-FotoWelt

Springbloomers in February

Springbloomers in February

On the last day of Feb. 2023, I took my camera for a early afternoon walk. Some crocus are starting to show themselfs. Here are some Yellow on Green colors....
Read more

On the last day of Feb. 2023, I took my camera for a early afternoon walk. Some crocus are starting to show themselfs. Here are some Yellow on Green colors.
Read less

camera

SONY ILCE-6600

settings

settings

Aperture 56/10 ISO 100 Focal Length 1350/10

location

location

Nürtingen, Baden-Wurttemberg, DE

upload_date

upload_date

Feb, 2023

Views

16

Likes

Awards

Peer Award

Top Ranks

Top 30 rank week 1

Categories

Nature

Submitted to Photo Contests

Spring Please

Tags

#flower #plant #petal #crocus

See all

Same photographer See all

Going through my old pictures. I cam across this bee on a flower. It's one of my early pictures, trying out Autofocus with 135 mm on such tiny su

A photo taken in Innsbruck in the Old Town Centre, with a view down the street towards the new Town Square. I only had 135mm as my longest focal lengt

I went out to capture C2023 P1, I came back with dawn pictures. This is one of them.

While in June 2022 some clouds more or less ruined my photos. This year I was more lucky. I was at the same spot and was lucky to be able to not only

Later Afternoon at the beach (Baltic Sea). Our 15 year old jack russel terrier was tired and enjoyed the sunlight.

Here is one of the handheld pictures I took today! About 3 meters distance from my balcony, but 600mm zoom lens are just about right for it.

We went to visit a local viewing platform. It's called Schönbuchturm, and located near Herrenberg in southern Germany. It is just 35 m tall. You

We went to Bad Wildbad this summer to enjoy the Sommerberg. While there, we came across a lot of rocks that where pilled up by other people. They made

My wife wanted a wall picture from our 15 year old blind dog.

Got some morning dew on a clover blossom.

I've been looking a long time for a red mushroom. While everybody else finds them everywhere... anyhow. Here it is!

Here is an old picture from 2008. I use my old watermark on it. Our dog Betty was a bit over 1 year old. How time flies.

I went out to capture C2023 P1, I came back with dawn pictures. This is one of them. Taken on a 12 mm wide angle lens at f-2. That bright star is Venu

Here is another handheld picture from today! About 3 meters distance from my balcony, but 600mm zoom lens are just about right for it.

Model: J0J0 (from near Stuttgart)

We took that picture during our photo shooting mid July 2022. I'll post a few more in the near future.

T

We visited Triberg Waterfall for our wedding anniversary. I choose a long term exposure to capture the waterfall.

Here is a fast snail, well she's not faster then her fellow snails. But the way I captured her should make you feel as if she's a speedy lit

Discover more photos See all

A view for the birds! by teddymorrow

Woman in dress standing against rock formation by MarioHorvat

A fun end of Summer shoot. by Lulu152

Patience pays off, I had to wait for some time until the sun dropped below the trees and until there was only one person in the picture heading in the by ChasingTheLight

an Ants View by mariemcgrath_3190

Photo by Tonyyoh13

Autumn magic by andrew37ot

Photographed taken in the Ruaha National Park (Ikuka Safari Camp) by BFinkelstein

Azalea just before falling to the ground. by NatureCoast

Just a pug by trishdavies

Drove shot of fishing pier by JSinclairImages

Autumn firest by Wildatlanticwanderer

Taken in Algonquin Park by DanielParent

Norwegian landscape by sawyn

Toda vez que olho para esse peixinho, esse pobre yellow tail indefeso, penso: nossa, deve ser muito terrível fazer parte da cadeia alimentar de um gr by carlosgrillo

Taken while out walking in Kingston Lacy, England by shaunbotha

WD7_9645 by Wessel-Domingus

_DSC1410-VB by didiersmal

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

Share photos. Enter contests to win great prizes.
Earn coins, get amazing rewards. Join for free.

Or

Already a member? Log In

By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Service, and acknowledge you've read our Privacy Policy Notice.