Lord VetinariRegistered UsersPosts: 15,901Major grins
edited August 8, 2013
Thanks for the comments
Rob - no not been stung by anything I was taking macro shots of.
chaseton - it had been caught by a heavy overnight shower. Many male solitary bees are effectively homeless. No set up really for the finger shot. The bee walked off the flower onto my hand as I was holding the flower in my left hand and resting the lens on the same hand. Just do the same thing when the bee was on my hand, just rest the lens on the same hand.
Thanks for the comments
Rob - no not been stung by anything I was taking macro shots of.
chaseton - it had been caught by a heavy overnight shower. Many male solitary bees are effectively homeless. No set up really for the finger shot. The bee walked off the flower onto my hand as I was holding the flower in my left hand and resting the lens on the same hand. Just do the same thing when the bee was on my hand, just rest the lens on the same hand.
Brian V.
Aww, poor bee. But neat story...I'll be keeping an eye out after rainstorms going forward.
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I really do like #6 - it's a real 'in your face' type pose!
I kind of feel badly for the bee though...did you find him after a rain or was it caught in the sprinkler?
I'm also curious about how you set up and captured the shot of the bee on your finger...
anything can be amazing
Rob - no not been stung by anything I was taking macro shots of.
chaseton - it had been caught by a heavy overnight shower. Many male solitary bees are effectively homeless. No set up really for the finger shot. The bee walked off the flower onto my hand as I was holding the flower in my left hand and resting the lens on the same hand. Just do the same thing when the bee was on my hand, just rest the lens on the same hand.
Brian V.
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Aww, poor bee. But neat story...I'll be keeping an eye out after rainstorms going forward.
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anything can be amazing