Joggie van Staden Photographer

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Portfolios

Abstracts (246)
African (27)
Appearance of Rust (13)
Patterns of Decay (53)
Architecture (15)
Birds (12)
Floral (95)
From the sky (13)
Fungi (5)
In my garden (19)
Invertebrates (99)
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Macro (253)
Mammals (20)
On the beach (26)
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People (39)
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Reptiles & Amphibians (37)
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Still life (42)
The natural world (305)
Urban jungle (7)
Water - drops & splashes (33)
Water - streams and rivers (16)

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Photographer: Joggie van Staden (Karma=41700)
George, Western Cape South Africa

About: These photos are a sample of a vast collection. To see more you are welcome to visit my personal website where my contact details and purchasing details are displayed: earthphotography.ifp3.com

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Portfolio: Appearance of Rust
Portfolio Description: The patterns one find in rust can be very appealing and varied. It has a life of its own which is largely determined by the mineral content of the oxidizing material itself as well as the local climate conditions. What intriques me most is the intricate and ever-changing patterns one can find on a small piece of metal in your backyard - especially if you look at it through a macro lens. Very similar to the quickly changing shapes in the clouds - just on a different scale of size and time.

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Warning!
Joggie van Staden
Comments 13
Views 695
Rating 6.17 / 3

Gulf of Mexico
Joggie van Staden
Comments 15
Views 823
Rating Pending / 2
Nikon D70

Solar Flare
Joggie van Staden
Comments 10
Views 650
Rating 6.67 / 3
Nikon D70

Creature . .
Joggie van Staden
Comments 13
Views 629
Rating Pending / 2
Nikon D70

Inca King
Joggie van Staden
Comments 16
Views 1136
Rating 5.50 / 3
Nikon D70

Expanding Universe
Joggie van Staden
Comments 17
Views 711
Rating 6.00 / 6
Nikon D70

Old man and his cat
Joggie van Staden
Comments 23
Views 694
Rating 5.93 / 7
Nikon D70

Red Tide
Joggie van Staden
Comments 16
Views 4240
Rating 6.00 / 4
Nikon D70

Volcano erupting
Joggie van Staden
Comments 13
Views 736
Rating 6.07 / 7
Nikon D70

Angry man screaming
Joggie van Staden
Comments 8
Views 780
Rating 6.10 / 5
Nikon D70

Polluted lake
Joggie van Staden
Comments 16
Views 801
Rating 6.00 / 8
Nikon D70

Meteorite!
Joggie van Staden
Comments 14
Views 797
Rating 6.11 / 7
Nikon D70

Mountain on fire!
Joggie van Staden
Comments 8
Views 591
Rating 6.38 / 4
Nikon D70

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