Spot on!
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It was really hard for me to get the old stack on the north shore of the Holnis peninsula in the right light for several days — until shortly before leaving the coast the sun fell through an open spot … read more or write a comment …

Low Water
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The first days on Holnis offered us different water levels. First a few days with such a high water level that you could hardly go around the tip of the peninsula, and then low water again that I could go … read more or write a comment …

The old oak tree on the cliff
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The oak tree on the cliff had done it to me in the two weeks on Holnis. Again and again I took pictures of it, photographed it from many sides. But in the end, the photograph from the first day … read more or write a comment …

Flensburg Fjord with rain clouds
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In the early morning hours at Flensburg Fjord. The moon is still in the firmament and looks out between the rain clouds. From the west the next big rain cloud is approaching, beautiful white.

Full moon rising above Brunsnæs
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I have dreamed of such a picture for a long time. The moon with all its structures, the moonlight reflected in the water and furthermore the windows of the houses in the small village Brunsnæs shine in the same warm … read more or write a comment …

Holnis North Point
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The first evening at the north point on Holnis was immediately cloudless. So I had to look for detailed motives, because the landscape would have looked boring otherwise. And so it was quite suitable that many visitors of the north … read more or write a comment …

Typical Baltic Sea beach
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When in late summer the rose hips are ripe and the shores of the Baltic Sea coast are full of bush roses and thus speckled with red, rosehips are also found in the sand. Right on the first evening on … read more or write a comment …

Convolvulus tricolor
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The Convolvulus tricolor is actually a plant species that originates from the Mediterranean region. Maybe that’s why I couldn’t find any bees in these flowers, as with the Californian gold poppy. In France, the Convolvulus tricolor is called »Belle-de-jour« — … read more or write a comment …

California Gold Poppy
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What a beautiful blossom! I like the golden yellow of the Californian golden poppy much better than the cold yellow of the yellow poppy. For more than two weeks I hoped to catch a bee here in bloom, but unfortunately … read more or write a comment …

Atocion armeria
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Unfortunately I have never seen the fine clove-glue herb occupied with bees. It is one of the smaller plants, so that I would have almost overlooked it in the bee pasture at first, if it hadn’t been for its strong … read more or write a comment …

Vaccaria hispanica
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The tender pink flowering Vaccaria hispanica always give a pretty picture in our bee pasture. Next to the cornflowers, the first blossoms were also the first to emerge. I was curious from the beginning whether bees or bumblebees would enter … read more or write a comment …

Cornflower with bee
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Many cornflowers bloom in our bee pasture. In blue, pink, white and now even in red! What I especially like about this photo is that you can see the pollen panties on the hind leg of the honey bee. With … read more or write a comment …

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