Seen from Whipsnade Zoo with Ivinghoe Beacon in the distance.
Olympus Pen D, 32mm F1.9, Lucky SHD 100 film.
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Für mich ein idealer Ort, eine neue Kamera oder ein neues Objektiv zu testen, das ist der Dilsberg. Eine kleine Rundwanderung (ca. 11 km von meinem Haus aus) hinauf auf einen Hügel mit einer mittelalterlichen kleinen Stadt obendrauf. Dieser Spaziergang führt entlang am Neckar über eine Schleusenanlage, durch einen Wald, rauf zu einer Burg, durch eine alte Stadtmauer hindurch zu 2 alten Kirchen. Oben schöne Fernblicke ins Kraichgau und hinab ins Neckartal. Dann zurück über Streuobstwiesen, über die Schleuse, entlang des Neckars wieder heim. Auf dieser hübschen Rundwanderung kann ich aus fotografischer Sicht alles testen: Vogelfotografie, Industriearchitektur, dunkle Innenräume, Makro, Panoramen, Streetfotografie....
Hier ein Kruzifix in der Kirche St. Bartolomäus. Test bestanden, das Nikkor Z 20mm f/1.8 kann ein schönes Bokeh 😊.
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For me, Dilsberg is an ideal place to test a new camera or lens. It involves a short circular hike (about 11 km from my home) up a hill topped by a small medieval town. The walk takes you along the Neckar River, across a lock complex, through a forest, up to a castle, and through an old town wall to two historic churches. At the top, there are beautiful panoramic views over the Kraichgau region and down into the Neckar Valley. The return route leads back home across meadow orchards, over the lock, and along the Neckar. On this lovely loop, I can test everything from a photographic perspective: bird photography, industrial architecture, dark interiors, macro, panoramas, street photography...
Here is a crucifix in St. Bartholomew's Church. Test passed: the Nikkor Z 20mm f/1.8 produces beautiful bokeh 😊
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Two Black-tailed Godwits (Limosa limosa) were fighting for the territory during a foraging break with their long beaks. They were pulling each other's beak with full force to determine the supremacy. Amidst their natural habitat the fight was delightully depicted here in this composition!! Pics was taken from Mangalajodi wetland, Odisha, India.