At the surface
Pictures from the West Coast of Sardegna (Italy) shot with Olympus TG-1. Click to zoom in.
Ode al mare
Rhizostoma pulmo: the largest Mediterranean jellyfish (up to 10 Kg)
A baby Pinna nobilis. This marine bivalve mollusc can grow up to 1.2 m long
Echinaster sepositus: the arms of this Mediterranean sea star fish are up to 20 cm
Actinia viridis: a snake-locks anemone with 8 cm long tentacles
Octopus vulgaris: hidden in its lair, the piovra can be up to 1 m long.
“Ode to the Sea” shot off shore between Pistis and Porto Conte, Sardegna, Italy with Olympus TG-1. Click to zoom in and appreciate every scale and tentacle.
Neglegible
The Stralrhüfe and Gonzen cliffs (forward) and the Alvier group (backward) in the clouds, 9 km far away
The white Piz Buin (on the left), 57 km far away. The Swiss chemist Franz Greiter invented the first sunscreen “Piz Buin” after a bad sun burning on this glacier.
The Alvier mountain group, from the Gamsberg (left) to the Alvier peak (right), 17 km far away
Three times above 3,000 meters: the peaks of Piz Ela, Corn da Tinizong and Piz Mitgel, 51 km far away.
Distances are negligible, colors might be too. Pictures shot with D800 + 17-200 VR II through the Heidi path in Pizol, Switzerland, Click to zoom in.
In the space between
Natural and man made pillars in Mantua and surrounding region. Click to zoom in.
Street fusion
Old and new blend in the Middle-age squares of the city of Mantua (Italy). Click each picture to zoom in.
