Everywhere people with camera's find their way in this world to make their shots. I like the art of taking realistic pictures, because it provides a way to show how I experience this world. It is a way for other people to look through my eyes.Nature ... exists primarily for her face, her look, her appeals to the heart and the imaginationGeorge MacDonaldJan-Carel Vierbergen
Picture courtesy of Ruut WegmanBIOIt is all in the family: love for hiking in the nature. Since my childhood I'm used to walk with father, brothers, cousins, etc., and take pictures (Minolta X-700 with 28-70 mm and 100-300 mm zoom) of what I see. I grew up in Ede (The Netherlands), studied Electrical Engineering in Eindhoven and I am working now as Coordinator e-learning at the Christelijke Hogeschool Ede (http://www.che.nl) where I implement digital assessments for students and assist students in DTP and creating websites.
Since I know little about photographing as well as computer science it was not difficult to find ways for putting images on the web. The only thing to look for now is to find ways for showing the slides in a convenient way. I tried already something at http://www.che.nl/users/jcv (Dutch only, click at Dia's van de natuur in Nederland en de Alpen), but this platform provides good means to share my pictures with others.
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Comments (22)
pimbotin
Macros don't have any secret for you! Great!
Sylvaine
And I really love your text too...thanks....
AnnaKirsten
Wierd and wonderful!
oscilis
Great colours and interesting shot. I am posting a sparkling water photo for you tomorrow because you like drops of water! I liked the description that goes with this.
tallpindo
In it's head form it looks like an overdeveloped asparagus. I would have to get out my Straight Arrow (on cards from Nabisco Shredded Wheat box dividers) lore to decide it was not edible in a survival mode or when practicing identification.
Ikarius
A beautiful one! Superb shot!
Richardphotos
amazing flower. nature is always a wonder. I like your capture and info
marybelgium
a beautiful shot !
deannemart
Thanks for the info on this interesting plant! I like how you captured it with the varying colors of leaves and rocks :)
sharky_
Interesting Bird Nest Orchid. Sounds like a good plant to have for the purpose of cleaning the old vegetation around its roots. Excellent macro..............Aloha
MaryLynda
Lovely photo and interesting and informative write up about it.
PapaGuru
Very interesting story, great shot too!
parb1194
New life .... Well caught.... Excellent!!!! ;o)
Andromeda31
Excellent shot...thanks for the info!!! :)
nongo
Sweet, very sweet!!!! thanks for the story!!!
Akinom
It's incredible how much you know about the flora and fauna! An excellent capture, JC!
Punaguy
Great narrative and info on an unusual capture..Nice work here! Aloha!
TwoPynts
Fascinating... I'd heard about these before but never seen one or known as much detail about them. Thank you for sharing!
tvernuccio
The secret is out!!!! Fabulous capture and now we know!!!! i've never heard of or seen these!!! What a wonderful find & beautiful buds!!!!
Enmos
Wonderful macro of these, in a way cute, young forest growths !! Fantastic work here, beautiful !! :o)
sossy
a perfect and most wonderful capture of this orchid I've never seen! very impressive lesson! ;o)
blacq_nyght_vampyre
Beautiful capture!!