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This female Sweat Bee looks like she's eating this flower's stamen, but she's really rust trying to anchor herself while she packs pollen onto her hind legs. Also looked like she was trying to strip pollen off with her mandibles.
Tech Specs: Canon 70D (F16, 1/250, ISO 100) + a Canon MP-E 65mm macro lens (> 2x) + a diffused MT-24EX (both flash heads on Kaiser adjustable flash shoes). This is a single, uncropped, frame taken hand held.
Technique: It was windy, so it was easy for me to grab onto the flower that the bee was in without spooking it. Once I had the flower's stem in my left index finger and thumb I I rested the lens on that same hand and waited until I could get an angle that would make the most out of the shallow depth at almost 3x. Lots and lots of frames...
2-8-2 steam locomotive, SY1225, collects coal for its tender at the No1 Colliery in bitterly freezing cold conditions. Siberia, all but in name! Wu Jiu Coal Group line, Inner Mongolia, China.
isn't this the prettiest stamp you have ever seen? I already own one of these. My parents gave it to me. But, I wanted another.
My gorgeous little Spaniel collecting snow baubles on Tuesday!!
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Actually its not my hobby. I just bought them at ebay to practice macros with subjects which do not run away ;-) Focus Bracketing for example which I have also used here to get the whole bug sharp (not the needles).
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Not quite sure what this guy is going to do with these containers of seawater but made a good shot. Wish I had had time to switch lenses and get a closer view.
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Collecting winter supplies
The honey bees at Longwood Gardens seemed to be work with exceptional urgency in order to collect nectar and pollen before the onset of winter.
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Nick (in the foreground) and Susie hard at work collecting hail for Roger and Boeing's Research Department. We got hail that was larger than baseballs!
BANZAI (万歳), littéralement « dix mille ans », soit « longue vie ») est une exclamation japonaise, d’origine chinoise, utilisée lors de célébrations, d’événements heureux, de réceptions pour souhaiter des vœux de longévité, de bonheur à une tierce personne, à une communauté.
Pendant la seconde guerre mondiale, BANZAI servit de « cri de guerre » aux soldats japonais et en particulier aux KAMIKAZE (神風) de KAMI « dieu » et KAZE « vent » – vent divin - , qui le poussaient avant de s’écraser sur les bateaux ennemis, rappelant ainsi leur dévouement à l’empereur TENNO (天皇) - fils céleste - HIRO HITO.
Note the pollen stuffed into hairy receptacles on the hind legs.
A bee can carry about half her weight in pollen. This was taken in the center of a calla lily.
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La collection de vaisselle de la Manufacture Royale des Glaces comprend des pièces en faïence de Sarreguemines, Digoin, Badonviller, Choisy-le-Roi, Creil et Montereau, Saint-Amand, Terre de fer...
Elle comprend quelques pièces des XVIIIe et XIXe siècles.
La majorité des assiettes et plats exposés datent de la première moitié du XXe.
(Pour les collectionneurs : la collection de vaisselle comprend des doubles qui peuvent être vendus.
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