Two in One by helanker
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Hello
Just a little break from the panos with this bumblebee and its friend. :-)
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Thanks you for your kind comments to my prev. post.
Special warm thanks go to those who added it to favs. :-)))
I wish you all a pleasant week.
I will hurry out of here before the thunderstorm hit this area. It is on its way.
Comments (19)
Beautiful photo ;o))))))
Beautiful macro, details focus and colurs is excellent my friend
sooooo beautiful photo!!!! I see "your" thunderstorm!!!! http://www.dmi.dk/dmi/radar
WOW Yes! Thanks for the link, Ursula. I have never been there. LOL !
Super pic!!!
Wonderful capture Helle:))It seems they are always there for you!!So Beautiful the nature!!Be proud!
Superb macro!
Zoomed in and WOW is this a great capture Helle :)
Excellent image. Fantastic work!!
marvelous macro
b bumble and the stingers...'nut rocker.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIHxWtchwg8
Excellent capture - lovely colours - stay dry :)
Wonderful capture Helle!
Wow.. an outstanding macro!!
very fine photo, helle.
wow! That's a small insect! Someone oughta whisper: "Pssst: There's a reeeeeeeallllllly big bee behind you!" Your bumble bee is singled out with a big fuzzy/hairy bottom half, and the rest of it seems to melt into the flower, which you've given in a dissolved state so it feels like an ocean that the bee is sinking into. And to the side, a little bug going about its business, in full focus on some hairy ridge of a plant...wonderful contrasts. Stunning shot, and like Ana says, "seems like they're always there for you"!
Excellent Helle! I'm not sure if you were aware of the little insect but I have many times, when capturing flowers, been pleasantly surprised by an unexpected "visitor" when I dowload the images!!!
WOW stunning photo Helle ;o)))))))))))) Actually there is 3 in one lol
very nice macro