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Another Bee
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This is another of the bees that have been in the garden during this warm sunny period. I believe that it is one of bumble family Bombus camestris, no doubt this will be corrected by some member with a far better knowledge of bees than myself.
Taken from the tripod fixed on a flower (it meant waiting for the right moment) using my wireless shutter release. Cropped in CS3, slight high pass filter and levels.
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Hi William, this image deserve much more attention in my view from the members of TN.Technically very close to perfection I think.And a sharp focus is incredibly difficult to achieve in circumstances like this.Congratulations William for that image!
Best Regards,
George Veltchev
Hi Bill,
a very nice picture of a flying bee.
I know it's not easy to catch them in the air.
When I got my first digi a Nikon 5700, I took 4-500 hundreds of pictures of flying insect before I get one decent.
I think I have post some back in the early days.
the Picture is well exposed with nice and natural colours.
It's also sharp with decent DOF.
Well done.
Regards
Gert
- siggi
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Hello Bill,
Beautiful shot, very dynamic, with very good detail abd beautiful colours.TFS
Best regards Siggi
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