amateur category
thr king of the alps and his little princes (Series)
DESCRIPTION
At the beginning of the 19th century, all but 100 of the ibexes in the Alps were extinct. In 1820, these last animals were placed under protection, and by the end of the 19th century the population had grown again to 3,000 animals. Thanks to successful reintroduction programs, the ibex is now widespread again in large parts of its original habitat. Today, around 45,000 animals live in the entire Alpine region. All ibexes living in the Alps are descended from these 100 animals
AUTHOR
Hello! I am Judith...
I would like to call myself an “ambitious amateur photographer”. My main focus is nature and landscape photography, but I also like to make detours to other genres.
Everything I know about photography is self-educated. A few books here, some internet research there, inspiration from the works of other photographers and a lot, really a lot of trying things out has brought me to where I am today.
My great happiness is my home on beautiful Lake Constance, where I have a lot of photo spots right on my doorstep and the way to the Austrian, Swiss and Italian Alps is not too far. I also love to travel to more exotic destinations on my vacation, with the north being particularly appealing to me.
I would like to call myself an “ambitious amateur photographer”. My main focus is nature and landscape photography, but I also like to make detours to other genres.
Everything I know about photography is self-educated. A few books here, some internet research there, inspiration from the works of other photographers and a lot, really a lot of trying things out has brought me to where I am today.
My great happiness is my home on beautiful Lake Constance, where I have a lot of photo spots right on my doorstep and the way to the Austrian, Swiss and Italian Alps is not too far. I also love to travel to more exotic destinations on my vacation, with the north being particularly appealing to me.
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