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This solitary bee is trying to pull nectar out of the side of a flower instead of going in from the front. They don't instinctively know how to feed and sometimes they learn to get to the nectar without pollinating the flower.
Tech specs: Canon 40D (F14, 1/250, ISO 100) + a Canon MPE-65mm macro lens (@2x) + a diffused MT-24EX (-2/3 FEC). I had to do a lot of cloning to get rid of some very distracting leaves in the foreground.
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I feel just a little cheated in the fact that as I was uploading some photos, under "Everyone's Photos" one of my own showed up.
That's not right.
At work along with a few colleagues.
In some odd way I feel that I cheated a bit with Stranger #12, as she is somewhat of a public figure when she is in uniform and part of her job is to be accessible to the public for photos.
Jessica is a SeaGal, a cheerleader for the Seattle Seahawks Football team in the United States, just a couple of hours south of the boarder of Vancouver. The Seahawks are the Champions of Superbowl XLVIII and a few of them were in Vancouver celebrating with their Canadian fans in the “12 Tour North”.
I had tweeted about the arrival of the football club and the cheerleaders for a couple and days and Jessica actually responded. When I saw her amongst the festivities shortly before she was about to perform, I knew had to photograph her. We spoke briefly and I managed to get a few shots of her. Jessica has been with the cheerleading squad for 4 years and in her spare time is a dance instructor back in Seattle, Washington.
This picture is 12/100 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page
Sunshine Chevron cheater quilt top! I love how this came out and can't wait to get it sewn up and snuggly.
Available on Spoonflower: www.spoonflower.com/fabric_items/new?design_id=1388092
I think Chicago could tell that we went up to Milwaukee today and said a lot of things along the lines of, "oh look at all these houses with yards!" and "wow it only took 10 minutes to get from point a to point b!" so it really stepped up the beauty for us upon our return. I love this place.
To wrap up that first design batch, I wanted to include two other staples of Japanese urban landscapes: the iconic red torii, and the omnipresent "tomare" markings. I cheated a bit in limiting myself to the kanji of the word, but coming up with a design that allowed for a brickbuilt version that would be centered on the road (while still being attached and rather solid) was quite the challenge -- but made the whole thing worthwhile.
The concept behind this little series was to craft something small and modular, starting off from a 16 x 16 baseplate, and trying to cram as much detail as possible. True to the way small streets are structured in Japan, I have opted for a 6-stud wide road standard, with an additional 3 studs for the "sidewalk" (which is, more often than not, materialized with just a white line on the pavement). This means that those little constructions have an open back, thus allowing to peer inside.
Something I cannot stand. My second relationship was a long distance one he ended up breaking up with me for no reason at all randomly. I tortured myself wondering the reason. I somehow put it in my head that he cheated on me since we did rarely ever see each other. I found out later that he didn't which was a relief.
I made a decision a long time ago that I would never cheat. There was a guy I really liked and he told me he didnt have gf. I found out he was lying to me and really did have a girlfriend. It's just kind of ridiculous.