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Quick snap with my new baby :)

Taken with Carl Zeiss Jena DDR Tessar 50mm f2.8

It's hard to stop photographing bees once you start. Chasing one bee after another, hoping this time you'll get a good shot, that the bee won't fly away too soon.

A bit of a love in in the lambs ears today ;)

Taken at Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust Llanelli. on 23-05-2016

Spring day around WI

This was a tricky shot to post process as it was quite over exposed (spot metering wrongly chosen) but the beauty of shooting in raw enables you to salvage a shot which still has nice elements in it such as a good focus on the eye whilst having nice shallow DOF. Not amazing but a worthwhile exercise for me :) Hope it's worth a quick glance. I like how the background and even the flower sort of looks like its a watercolour painting.

Bee look a like.

 

this bee seemed a bit different then others. I've never noticed one with this orange colour on its head before.

Sweat bee on ox-eye daisy. Lasioglossum calceatum I think

Quite a few of these bees, they are very dark in colour and have this orange head but on closer inspection i think it could be pollen after all

Taken at Morse Park, Lakewood Colorado in late afternoon.

Rainbow Bee Eater at Oxley Common in Brisbane QLD. Nikon D500, Tamron 150-600G2, 1/1000sec, f7.1, ISO 900, #Birds

còn sót 1 tấm quên chưa up ^^

A Native Bee sheltering within a flower on a sprinkly day, in the Kimberley region of Western Australia.

Bumble bee in the azalea garden in mother's backyard in Owentown

Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda

English Summer lavender and a busy bee

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