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pink grasshopper erythrism 4
  The Pink Grasshopper Not so long ago, one of my photo-pals found a pink grasshopper.To be very honest: his special find made me a little bit jealous.After all it is just about the closest thing to a pink elephant!At the same time, I realized how rare such a phenomenon […]

49. The pink grasshopper – a story about erythrism

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Early morning autumn forest 2
Because a photo can say more than a 1000 words, I hereby present you my 2015 in photos: January At least we had some winter and some beautiful mornings in magical misty mood. Februari We had a few hours of snow. Enough to capture a red fox and a fallow […]

43. 2015 in photos

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Snake's Head Fritillary chess flower fritillaria meleagris 7
Fritillary Alert! Beep – beep – beeeeeep!In the middle of the night (at least, that how it feels) I’m rudely awakened by a push message on my phone.I almost delete the message without taking a peek, but then curiosity takes over.Fortunately, since a large group of Snakes Head Fritillary has […]

41. Chasing Fritillaries

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I have a this much younger little brother, a so called afterthought.As we speak, this little brother is almost twice my size and weight, but you know how it works with little baby brothers… Once upon a time, when my little brother actually was little, he bended my ears about […]

35. Squirting, Spinning, Spitting and Swallowing Spiders

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A rare pink grasshopper due to a pigment deviation, called erythrism 6
Pink Elephant Not so long ago, one of my photo-pals found a pink grasshopper.I have to admit: his special find made me a little bit jealous. 😉After all it is just about the closest thing to a pink elephant!At the same time, I realised how rare such a phenomenon actually […]

31. Mr. Pink: The Pink Grasshopper

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Scenery photo of beautiful foggy forest 1
In “Autumn Reflections,” Roeselien Raimond explores nature’s mirror: still waters, warm colors, and fleeting light. Foxes, birds, and landscapes melt into glowing compositions, inviting you to pause and breathe. A gentle homage to the subtle magic of fall, where everything reflects; outside and in.

28. Autumn Reflections

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Mushroom in an autumn forest
Interview 121clicks.com Some time ago I was interviewed by the famous 121clicks.com, if interested you can read the interview below: Outstanding Nature Photography by Roeselien Raimond “Out of the world captures of beautiful nature, this is Roeselien Raimond for all of us, simple and elegant compositions playing a wonderful art […]

27. Interview @ 121clicks.com

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Amphibians | Hyla arborea tree frog
Skilled Pole Dancers I bet most fellow nature photographers assumed – just like I did- tree frogs to be hugely enterprising, energetic and cheerful creatures. Skilfully hopping from blackberry to blackberry, climbing in trees like professional circus artists, swinging on stalks, as if they were climbing frames and sliding along […]

25. The Great Green Yawn

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Corn Poppy Papaver rhoeas klaproos bloem Flower photography 2
Biking Around I love to photograph in my own neighborhood. Just biking around,the wind in my hair and my bag on my carrier. No train-delay,caused by so called square wheels, cows on the rails or similar excuses. Unfortunately exciting nature is sparse around here. But with a little fantasy and […]

22. Poppies!

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