Wachtelweizen-Scheckenfalter

28.06.2025
#foto #photo #photographie #Fotografie #Natur #Nature #Wachtelweizen-Scheckenfalter #Edelfalter #olympus #omsystem #myphoto #mywork #Schmetterling #Schmetterlinge

Frisch gekochte Sauerkirschmarmelade auf Saatenbrot 😋 Boah! So lecker!

Der Schaum ist einfach das Beste. Wie bei Omma😅🍒

#nature #naturliebe #selbstgemachtes

The most mindblowing cave! - https://videos.trom.tf/w/hNQGWL9YRHyQ2E4zPRQTGi

The Nerja cave in Spain is perhaps one of the most amazing caves in Spain. It is huge and people used to live there thousands of years ago. Scientists found cave paintings, human bones, and even evidence that around the same time cave hyenas lived there too. In the cave it is the largest formation of stalactites in the world measuring around 32 meters.

This was such a mindblowing experience for us, it is hard to showcase the immensity of it and uniqueness in a video or photos. We were also able to get in there for free.

#nature #motorhome #cave #nerja #spain #travel #vanlife

Schachbrett

22.06.2025
#foto #photo #photographie #Fotografie #Natur #Nature #Schmetterling #Schmetterlinge #Schachbrett #olympus #omsystem #om-1 #myphoto #mywork #Insekten #Fluginsekten

≪ Schönheit am Wegesrand ≫

_(Bildbeschreibung: Eine einzelne helle violette Blüte der Skabiose.)_

#photography #fotografie #foto #photo #postprocessed #myphoto #mywork #ownwork #nature #natur #umwelt

≪ Fütterung der “Moorkatzen” ≫

Heute Morgen waren insgesamt drei hungrige Mäuler an den »Näpfen« und sie waren mit zwei Dosen Katzenfutter zufrieden 😀

_(Bildbeschreibung: Die Moorkatzen beim Fressen.)_

#photography #fotografie #foto #photo #postprocessed #myphoto #mywork #ownwork #nature #natur #umwelt #katzen #cats #moorkatzen

Distelfalter

10.06.2025
#foto #photo #photographie #Fotografie #Natur #Nature #Schmetterling #Schmetterlinge #Distelfalter #olympus #omsystem #om-1 #myphoto #mywork #Insekten #Fluginsekten

Bluthänfling

11.06.2025
#foto #photo #photographie #Fotografie #Natur #Nature #Bluthänfling #olympus #omsystem #om-1 #myphoto #mywork #Singvögel

Steinkauz - Nachwuchs

Athene noctua
Für Johanna B.
18.06.2025
#foto #photo #photographie #Fotografie #Natur #Nature #Steinkauz #Eulen #olympus #omsystem #om-1 #myphoto #mywork #Vögel

Turmfalke

17.06.2025
#foto #photo #photographie #Fotografie #Natur #Nature #Turmfalke #olympus #omsystem #om-1 #myphoto #mywork #Vögel #Falkenartige

#nature

#connection

#technology

Mond zwischen Kühltürmen

14.06.2025
#foto #photo #photographie #Fotografie #Natur #Nature #olympus #omsystem #om-1 #myphoto #mywork #Mond #Erdbeermond

Wiedehopf

Für Johanna B.
03.06.2025
#foto #photo #photographie #Fotografie #Natur #Nature #Wiedehopf #olympus #omsystem #om-1 #myphoto #mywork #Wiedehopfe

Ann Sophia Towne Darrah (1819-1881, US-American)

Mount Chocorua and the Saco River from North Conway

Gemälde, Öl auf Leinwand, 97 x 66 cm, 1856

#AnnSophiaTowneDarrah #landschaft #natur #berge #kunst #art #paintings #gemälde #peinture #landscape #nature #mountains

Regentag / Rainy Day

am Uettelsheimer See in Baerl, 28. Mai 2017

Regentropfen

Nasser Star

Nasser Spatz hinter nassen Gräsern

Nasser Star

Selfie im Regen

Nasses Emuküken am Damwildgehege im Volkspark Rheinhausen

#Regen #Natur #Regentropfen #Niederrhein #UettelsheimerSee #Baerl #Duisburg #foto #photo #fotografie #photography #nature #rain #raindrops

Star Trails over El Capitan
* Image Credit & Copyright: Michael Bolte (UCSC)

Explanation:
Towering 3,000 feet from base to summit, the famous granite face of El Capitan in Earth's Yosemite National Park just hides the planet's north celestial pole in this skyscape. Of course, the north celestial pole is at the center of all the star trails. Their short arcs reflecting the planet's daily rotation on its axis are traced in a digital stack of 36 sequential exposures. Linear trails of passing airplane navigation lights and a flare from car lights along the road below are also captured in the sequential stack. But the punctuated trail of light seen against the sheer El Capitan itself follows a climbing team on the night of November 8, 2013. The team is ascending toward the summit along The Nose, a historic rock climbing route.

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap140321.html

#space #earth #astrophotography #photography #astroart #art #science #nature

Rio at Night
* Image Credit & Copyright: Babak Tafreshi (TWAN)

Explanation:
In this night skyscape setting stars trail above the western horizon over Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, a venue for the 2014 World Cup. Gentle arcs from the bright, colorful stars of Orion are near the center of the frame, while the starfield itself straddles planet Earth's celestial equator during the long exposure. Of course, trails from more local lights seem to create the strident paths through the scene. Air traffic smears an intense glow over an airport at the far right, while helicopters fly above the city and boats cruise near the coast. Striping the waterfront are tantalizing reflections of bright lights along Rio's central beaches, Botafogo and Flamengo. Near the horizon, the brightest fixed light is the famous Cristo statue overlooking Rio at night.

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap140620.html

#space #earth #astrophotography #photography #astroart #art #science #nature

Star Trails Over Indonesia
*Image Credit & Licence: HuiChieh (my dark sky)

Explanation:
Both land and sky were restless. The unsettled land included erupting Mount Semeru in the distance, the caldera of steaming Mount Bromo on the left, flowing fog, and the lights of moving cars along roads that thread between hills and volcanoes in Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park in East Java, Indonesia. The stirring sky included stars circling the South Celestial Pole and a meteor streaking across the image right. The above 270-image composite was taken from King Kong Hill in mid-June over two hours, with a rising Moon lighting the landscape.

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap140818.html

#space #earth #astrophotography #photography #astroart #art #science #nature

Auroras and Star Trails over Iceland
* Image Credit & Copyright: Vincent Brady

Explanation:
It was one of the quietest nights of aurora in weeks. Even so, in northern- Iceland during last November, faint auroras lit up the sky every clear night. The featured 360-degree panorama is the digital fusion of four wide-angle cameras each simultaneously taking 101 shots over 42 minutes. In the foreground is serene Lake Myvatn dotted with picturesque rock formations left over from ancient lava flows. Low green auroras sweep across the sky above showing impressive complexity near the horizon. Stars far in the distance appear to show unusual trails -- as the Earth turned -- because early exposures were artificially faded.

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap150518.html

#space #earth #astrophotography #photography #astroart #art #science #nature

Ghosts and Star Trails
* Image Credit & Copyright: Chris Kotsiopoulos (GreekSky)

Explanation:
Don't be scared. Stars won't fall from the sky and ghosts won't really haunt your neighborhood tonight. But it looks like they might be doing just that in this eerie picture of an eccentric old abandoned house in moonlight. A treat for the eye the image is a trick of stacked multiple exposures, 60 frames exposed for 25 seconds each. While the digital frames were recorded with a camera fixed to a tripod, stars traced concentric arcs about the north celestial pole. But that's only a reflection of planet Earth's rotation on its axis. Conveniently marked by bright star Polaris, the pole could be positioned above the peaks of the deserted dwelling. Wrapped in a blanket to stay warm, the photographer's own movements during the exposures were blended into the ghostly apparitions. Of course, the grinning Jack-o-Lantern is there to wish you a safe and Happy Halloween!

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap151031.html

#space #earth #astrophotography #photography #astroart #art #science #nature

Cerro Tololo Trails
* Image Credit & Copyright: Babak Tafreshi (TWAN), AURA

Explanation:
Early one moonlit evening car lights left a wandering trail along the road to the Chilean Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory. Setting stars left the wandering trails in the sky. The serene view toward the mountainous horizon was captured in a telephoto timelapse image and video taken from nearby Cerro Pachon, home to Gemini South. Afforded by the mountaintop vantage point, the clear, long sight-line passes through layers of atmosphere. The changing atmospheric refraction shifts and distorts the otherwise steady apparent paths of the stars as they set. That effect also causes the distorted appearance of Sun and Moon as they rise or set near a distant horizon.

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap161022.html

#space #earth #astrophotography #photography #astroart #art #science #nature

Alborz Mountain Star Trails
* Image Credit & Copyright: Stéphane Guisard (Los Cielos de America, TWAN)

Explanation:
Colourful star trails arc through the night in this wide-angle mountain and skyscape. From a rotating planet, the digitally added consecutive exposures were made with a camera fixed to a tripod and looking south, over northern Iran's Alborz Mountain range. The stars trace concentric arcs around the planet's south celestial pole, below the scene's rugged horizon. Combined, the many short exposures also bring out the pretty star colours. Bluish trails are from stars hotter than our Sun, while yellowish trails are from cooler stars. Near the center, the remarkably pinkish trail was traced by the star-forming Orion Nebula.

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap180302.html

#space #earth #astrophotography #photography #astroart #art #science #nature

Rotation of the Large Magellanic Cloud
* Image Credit & Licence: ESA, Gaia, DPAC

Explanation:
This image is not blurry. It shows in clear detail that the largest satellite galaxy to our Milky Way, the Large Cloud of Magellan (LMC), rotates. First determined with Hubble, the rotation of the LMC is presented here with fine data from the Sun-orbiting Gaia satellite. Gaia measures the positions of stars so accurately that subsequent measurements can reveal slight proper motions of stars not previously detectable. The featured image shows, effectively, exaggerated star trails for millions of faint LMC stars. Inspection of the image also shows the center of the clockwise rotation: near the top of the LMC's central bar. The LMC, prominent in southern skies, is a small spiral galaxy that has been distorted by encounters with the greater Milky Way Galaxy and the lesser Small Magellanic Cloud (SMC).

#space #earth #astrophotography #photography #astroart #art #science #nature

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap180516.html

Circumpolar Star Trails
Image Credit & Copyright: Gabriel Funes

Explanation:
As Earth spins on its axis, the stars appear to rotate around an observatory in this well-composed image from the Canary Island of Tenerife. Of course, the colorful concentric arcs traced out by the stars are really centered on the planet's North Celestial Pole. Convenient for northern hemisphere astro-imagers and celestial navigators alike, bright star Polaris is near the pole and positioned in this scene to be behind the telescope dome. Made with a camera fixed to a tripod, the series of over 200 stacked digital exposures spanned about 4 hours. The observatory was not operating on that clear, dark night, but that's not surprising. The dome houses the Teide Observatory's large THEMIS Solar Telescope.

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap190118.html

#space #earth #astrophotography #photography #astroart #art #science #nature

Lines of Time
* Image Credit & Copyright: Anton Komlev

Explanation:
In time stars trace lines through the night sky on a rotating planet. Taken over two hours or more, these digitally added consecutive exposures were made with a camera and wide angle lens fixed to a tripod near Orel farm, Primorsky Krai, Russia, planet Earth. The stars trail in concentric arcs around the planet's south celestial pole below the scene's horizon, and north celestial pole off the frame at the upper right. Combined, the many short exposures also bring out the pretty star colours. Bluish trails are from stars hotter than Earth's Sun, while yellowish trails are from cooler stars. A long time ago this tree blossomed, but now reveals the passage of time in the wrinkled and weathered lines of its remains.

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap191207.html

#space #earth #astrophotography #photography #astroart #art #science #nature

South Celestial Rocket Launch
* Image Credit & Copyright: Brendan Gully

Explanation:
At sunset on December 6 a Rocket Lab Electron rocket was launched from a rotating planet. With multiple small satellites on board it departed on a mission to low Earth orbit dubbed Running Out of Fingers from Mahia Peninsula on New Zealand's north island. The fiery trace of the Electron's graceful launch arc is toward the south in this southern sea and skyscape. Drifting vapor trails and rocket exhaust plumes catch the sunlight even as the sky grows dark though, the setting Sun still shinning at altitude along the rocket's trajectory. Fixed to a tripod, the camera's perspective nearly aligns the peak of the rocket arc with the South Celestial Pole, but no bright star marks that location in the southern hemisphere's evening sky. Still, it's easy to find at the center of the star trail arcs in the timelapse composite.

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap200228.html

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