Frank Schilling

Hobbyfotograf · Herten · Germany
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    29.08.2026, 21:40

    Done!
    The participant of the team "Hulk" had just climbed over a 2.50 m high wooden obstacle at an Xletix event and was accordingly "excited".
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    26.08.2026, 14:46

    Living More Beautifully
    The renovation of the bathroom was not yet completely finished when the demolition work at the Eisenstraße mining settlement in Gladbeck (www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKpEoBBShvU) began. The planning was - measured by the spatial situation - "almost perfect". On the right wall side, the screws of the to…The renovation of the bathroom was not yet completely finished when the demolition work at the Eisenstraße mining settlement in Gladbeck (www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKpEoBBShvU) began. The planning was - measured by the spatial situation - "almost perfect". On the right wall side, the screws of the toilet paper holder can still be seen. Not in the picture is the cold water pipe running above for the shower and the toilet. The original toilet facilities of the residential complex built in 1913 were apparently located in the area of the inner courtyard. more Less
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      26.08.2026, 14:08

      Key rack
      In a cellar of the abandoned house, this key rack was found. Whether matching locks still exist for it?
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        20.08.2026, 20:34

        Maple seeds
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          19.08.2026, 19:49

          Stacking
          Dive into the fascinating world of stacking, a technique that adds depth to your photos. Why is this photographic topic so interesting? Stacking involves combining multiple shots of the same subject to create incredibly detailed images. This opens up possibilities you never thought possible. You'll be amazed at how you can capture tiny details and intricate textures in your photos.
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            19.08.2026, 19:44

            transient art
            running water has left this plant-like artwork in the sand. At the latest with the next flood, everything will be destroyed.
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              03.08.2026, 21:15

              King dragonfly
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                03.08.2026, 21:12

                Blue-winged Jewel Dragonfly
                The Blue-winged Jewel Dragonfly lives mainly at small to medium-sized streams and other flowing waters as well as at water ditches. I found this specimen at a ditch system belonging to a rainwater retention basin.
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                  17.06.2026, 19:32

                  round-leaved sundew
                  Fangblatt des rundblättrigen Sonnentaus (Drosera rotundifolia), einer kleinen fleischfressenden Pflanze, die in unseren heimischen Mooren zu Hause ist und unter strengem Schutz steht.
                  (Stack aus 35 Aufnahmen)
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                  27.03.2026, 13:15

                  Orange Oyster Mushroom
                  Der Orangenseitling wächst an morschem Nadel- oder Laubholz, an Baumstümpfen oder Ästen. Er sitzt meist direkt am Holz oder besitzt einen kurzen Stiel. Die Lamellen sind (leuchtend) orangefarbig, die Hutoberseite geht im Alter ins weißliche über.
                  Der Pilz ist ungenießbar und riecht ziemlich muffig.
                  Der Orangenseitling wächst an morschem Nadel- oder Laubholz, an Baumstümpfen oder Ästen. Er sitzt meist direkt am Holz oder besitzt einen kurzen Stiel. Die Lamellen sind (leuchtend) orangefarbig, die Hutoberseite geht im Alter ins weißliche über.
                  Der Pilz ist ungenießbar und riecht ziemlich muffig.
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