Friend of Ours

Tanya B. Schroeder

Friend of Ours

Bees are mysteriously disappearing all over the U.S. This worries me. What will we eat? http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2007/02/070223-bees.html ~~ Photograph taken by reversing the lens and holding it up to the camera body. Focusing is achieved by moving closer or further away from the subject. Tricky business when the subject’s a bee!

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Friend of Ours by Tanya B. Schroeder
Friend of Ours by Tanya B. Schroeder
  • Antoine Dagobert

    Antoine Dagobert

    Brilliant capture…the soft focus works Nicely to add appeal..Love the colors too

  • Jared Poole

    Jared Poole

    Beautiful shot- also sounds like a difficult and interesting technique you used there.

  • Tanya B. Schroeder

    Tanya B. Schro...

    Thanks Jared and Antoine! I forgot to mention, I didn’t alter the image at all – this is straight from the camera.

  • Lance Leopold

    Lance Leopold

    I like it a lot,but i thought you needed two lenses,with the one on the front reversed,must give it a try!

  • Jeff  Burns

    Jeff Burns

    Brilliant shot. Wow you have an amazing portfolio

  • Tanya B. Schroeder

    Tanya B. Schro...

    Thanks, Jeff! Very kind.

  • Naomi Frost

    Naomi Frost

    WOW what an amazing capture. Colours are so vivid.
    Congratulations on such an awesome portfolio, RedLotus.

  • Cathleen Tarawhiti

    Cathleen Taraw...

    Very cool shot; love the colours and textures.

  • Tanya B. Schroeder

    Tanya B. Schro...

    I’m glad you enjoy it – some people I’ve shown this shot to seemed a little freaked by the, well, insect-ness of it. :-)

  • Simon Mears

    Simon Mears

    it’s great.. the colours are the first thing, for me, and then the detail is awesome. Well done!

  • Laura Marsh

    Laura Marsh

    WOW just amazing

  • AdamDonnelly

    AdamDonnelly

    Awesome shot. I’ll have to try that technique. It obviously works well. Thanks for the tip.

  • Starr1949

    Starr1949

    Beautiful! Exquisite in color. A teriffic job in capturing this fantastic macro!

  • Carmen Mandel-Cesáreo

    Carmen Mandel-...

    Incredible detail Tanya

  • georgiegirl

    georgiegirl

    Totally totally incredible!! Very awesome! Brilliant work :D

  • vonne

    vonne

    WOW! How did you get so close!

  • stevenlove

    stevenlove

    Interesting method of taking a macro.

  • Melissa  Carroll

    Melissa Carroll

    thats a crazy cool lookin macro shot

  • Jonicool

    Jonicool

    Amazing macro!!

  • MDossat

    MDossat

    That’s cool. I’ve heard that you can use your lens that way. Great shot.

  • Herkissable

    Herkissable

    wow what a close up

  • Walter Strength

    Walter Strength

    Beautiful shot tanya. Nice macre and lighting.

  • Bones

    Bones

    Wholly S!*& this is insane, what a great macro

  • Arlene Zapata

    Arlene Zapata

    Amazing color + focus technique!
    The possible reasons for diminishing bees are pesticides [bees are fragile] + cell phone towers messing up their ability to direct other bees to the pollen they find.

  • Ian  James

    Ian James

    Brillinat shot is it a tame pet bee? It looks like its wearing a furr coat….very cool.

  • Kiwikiwi

    Kiwikiwi

    This is great. The detail is amazing.

  • LocoCow

    LocoCow

    Incredibly unique image Love the effect that this lens switch created…

  • Luis Correia

    Luis Correia

    Great capture,amazing macro.

  • James Buckley

    James Buckley

    Fantastic Capture! Truely impressed

  • linaji

    linaji

    wow you are perfect member. for our group!!!@ excellent info.. and shot.. please click on image below

  • Kimberley Davitt

    Kimberley Davitt

    incredible, clever capture

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