User:Quartl
About me[edit]
I usually contribute to the German Wikipedia, where I'm mostly involved with voting in and archiving of KEB (candidates for excellent images, roughly equivalent to FPC), but I also sometimes write articles on the subjects I take pictures of. On Commons I contribute to QIC, VIC and FPC (in this order) where I normally review at least as many images as I nominate. I also organize species galleries and tag images with erroneous ids for renaming.
My current equipment is what would probably called medium-class and consists of
- a Nikon D90 DSLR
- a Sigma 18-200 mm F3,5-6,3 DC lens
- a Sigma 105 mm F2,8 EX DG macro lens and
- an Alpha 2500 tripod
The large majority of images is taken with the macro lens, however, and I rarely use the tripod because I find it too cumbersome in the field. Until October 2009 I used a Ricoh R10 compact camera.
I usually take pictures of all things small, mostly insects and flowers and combinations thereof. When I return home from a trip, I have fun identifying the depicted specimens and am steadily accumulating field identification books. I'm most experienced with the photography and identifation of damsel-, dragon- and butterflies, but I'm getting good at grasshoppers and bugs too.
Recent Featured Pictures[edit]
C: Commons Featured Pictures, D: German Wikipedia Exzellente Bilder, E: English Wikipedia Featured Pictures
Recent Quality Images[edit]
Recent Valued Images[edit]
All images[edit]
Tenerife
(56 images)Wild animals
(200+ images)Mushrooms (need ids!)
(74 images)Zoo animals
(104 images)Walsrode Bird Park
(138 images)Wildlife Park Lüneburg
(90 images)More insects
(163 images)Animals of Australia
(120 images)
Awards[edit]
I hereby award this Original Barnstar to Quartl for the excellence of his Nature pictures -- Alvesgaspar (talk) 20:40, 2 October 2010 (UTC) |
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I hereby award to Quartl the Photographer's Barnstar providing wikimedia commons with wonderful pictures and his admission to the restricted club of Meet our photographers --Böhringer (talk) 20:59, 14 February 2011 (UTC) |

