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Added a 10mm extension tube to the 75mm lens and got this shot. Tried it with the 25mm as well, with similar subject size, but had to get much closer...
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found in Germany,
Canon EOS 5DIII, MP-E65mm, Canon Twin Lite MT-24EX, handheld
field study, 1/100 sec; f/13; ISO 160
Found this bee feeding during the wet weather. I think it was trying to get more energy to help it fly. Didn't work as it stepped backwards and fell off the flower.
Esta imagen pertenece a www.odisea2008.com
Referencia post:
www.odisea2008.com/2011/01/insectos-de-la-india-y-china.html
Haven't had a chance yet to learn which species this is, but it sure is pretty. Found him near the lotus pond.
These and others seem to be attracted to a very small area of garden that we have allowed to grow wild.
ACEITAÇÃO EM SALÃO/CONCURSO DA FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DE L' ART PHOTOGRAFIQUE (FIAP):
11th Swansea International Salon 2015(PaÃs de Gales) na categotria Nature
Felt the blues this afternoon and decided to go looking for macro shots. As I went along one of my favorite trails, I was astonished at the amount of small flowers still blooming in the cool weather.
Possibly a Grass Veneer of some sort, but all these things look the same to me, and my poor photography doesn't help.
This was day flying (or at least easily disturbed) in an upland habitat of mixed grass, gorse and bracken. HMM!