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I captured this honey bee ‘refuelling’ on 22nd September 2010. It was very patient and allowed me to take five shots of it, either that or there was plenty of nectar.
Canon 350D
iso400
1/125 sec
standard 18-55mm lens
flash used
I believe the flower was a cosmos
I am not an artist but but have dabbled with wood, clay, and paint over the years andand of course photography. My aim with the camea is to only use photo editing programmes to ‘tweak’ the photo, is a fraction too dark or light, to to crop and occasionally slight sharpen to highlight a particular feature.
RedBubble is inspiring,and when I see the quality of all the art produced by its members I realise how much I have to learn.
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WOOOOWWWW !!! FABULOUS IMAGE WITH FANTASTIC COLORS!!!!
Thank you Anaisanais, for your enthusiastic comment. I love to watch the bees in our garden and grow as much as I can both to attract and to feed them, Terry
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Thank you Ray,.
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Nice capture
Thank you Larry and for commenting, Terry
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WoW!!! Thanks David I am always amazed when my work gets featured. It certainly makes me take even more care when I get my camera out. Thank you for the feature,Terry
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Thank you John, for the feature. With so many brilliant photographers on RB, to be featured is always very special. Terry
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Amazing details, and the colours pop!
Thank you for your lovely comment Mui-ling Teh it is really kind, :)) Terry
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Stunning macro! gorgeous colors! love it!
Thank you my friend for stopping by at this time and for your kind comment, it makes it very special, Terry
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Terrific detail in this excellent capture!!! Congratulations on being featured!! Bill
I am glad you liked this capture and thank you for your kind words;the feature is very special, Terry
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Wow!! this is a first- 3 features. One feature is special, 2 even more so. A third feature is something entirely new. Thank you so much Yoo; and I wondered originally if it was good enough to put on RB!!! Terry
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