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Macro image using the lucas bracket, Dual strobe with flexibility. Canon 5 D MKII, 580 EX II Strobes, Canon MP-E65
5x hand held.
bee macro
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Clever bumble bees. Having tried the Mk1 bee feeder - a milkbottle top with some foam stuck on top of a cane with honey/sugar syrup in it. I've been thinking of how to overcome the inevitable problem that ants eventually find it and take it over. Well saw a small animal water feeder in the supermarket that hangs down. Stuck a couple of pieces of Velcro either side of the nozzle for grip and put some honey sugar syrup inside. Hung it up in a bush in the evening and next morning the bumble bees had it all worked out and were hanging off the nozzle feeding. I expect the ants will eventually work out how to get it but I was impressed that the bees worked it out so fast.
My Second Experiment to Try Macro Photography ( ذبابة ) Using Reversed Lens With Lens Nikkor 18 - 55 mm .
تجربتي الثانية في محاولة تصوير الماكرو (ذبابة) باستخدام عدسة مقلوبة مع عدسة نيكور 18 - 55 ملم. رأيكم :) ؟
This Cosmos macro was taken with my old P&S Nikon,
the Pollen on here looks like colored sugar:-)
***Note please forgive me if I don't give invites or post in groups,
I see many of my contacts do and I feel bad,
on the other hand I feel it took to much time from my comment,
I actually stopped with invites 4 years ago, I only post in Nikon groups that don't ask for invitation,