The Honeybee and the Senorita by durleybeachbum
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A bee gathering food on Camelia Senorita. I like flowers with open faces: ones that are bred for looks while forgetting the insects are not nearly as good.
Comments (24)
Marvelous closeup !!!
Beautifully captured Andrea! Love the colour!
Wow! I love this Andrea. Real perfection.
I like the way the bee's color matches the pollen. What a lovely combination!
A wonderful picture in every way.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Incredible close-up.
xlt close up
superb !
Wow. That's amazing. Beautiful colors. Great shot. Bravo
TERRIFIC WORK!
Great bot of bee whispering Andrea, I like this shot a lot..
Beautiful Hugs Susan
and this worker is very happy
Tonnes of red in various shades dominate this exotic scene between the Honeybee and the Senorita, Andrea! Well done. Ole (pronounced Olay)!
A wonderful slice of garden life!
Don't let her near you Senorita! As soon as she gets what she wants she'll be gone. One day someone will find a whole collection of preserved insects in your home that you have used in your images. That's the only way to explain a picture this perfect. Stunning work, top marks.
First off, your title reminds me of something I'd expect on the cover of a book by one of those brilliant South American Authors writing in a genre that isn't so big in the USA, and only slightly known on the European subcontinent and its satellites. I don't think there is such a book with that title. Yet. Now, as for the photo! I figure if a flower is bred for looks, it's a bit like giving a poodle one of those annoying French haircuts full of pom-poms and curly impracticality, especially since poodles were originally Russian hunting dogs! Oh, the indignity! The same goes for flowers! I mean, if a flower isn't accessible to insects it's almost like a very pretty chastity belt on top of a stem. Poor thing! As for this brilliant, lusty Senorita: well, this is just perfect. Brilliant. Wonderful. Amazing. And quite eye-catching. That bee is quite perfect and the overall composition, showing off the flower bits is simply stunning. I do agree with Tara about the bee/pollen match. How perfect!
Spot on Andrea.
A really wonderful shot and gorgeous clarity and lifht.
Nice job on this one girl.
Beautiful colours & lovely capture!!
wonderful capture, great details and colors!
I love the bold red colors of the Camelia Senorita and a wonderful zoom for a closer look at the honeybee!