Discretion is the better part of Valour by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Someone hiding from the Carder Bee on a Cosmos.

Comments (24)
Excellent shot!
I don't blame It you never know In the small world who's going to eat you.
A lovely capture wildlife in miniature :)
Hehe quotes seem to be the in thing with uploads. Did it myself tonight :)
Wonderful and very creative work
Awesome macro!!!!
Someone else likes this too. beautiful.
EXCELLENT WORK
Ah, the famous rationalization from Shakespeare’s Henry IV, Part I. If I was an undersized visitor, I too would hide from the humongous and voracious Carder Bee. Terrific clarity, color and detail all the way through, Andrea.
Such fabulous, perfect contrasting colours to bring out the most sensational beauty, Dear Andrea! Seems like one of these critters was already made into “dinner”, while the other one is just about ready to indulge! Excellent capture and lighting!
Very cool capture Andrea Love Andrew's response
LOL! He can't see the bee, so the bee can't see him, right? WHat a wonderful shot!
Great shot. I love the one hiding... made me giggle :)
You do capture the most amazing scenes. I thought I heard someone saying "He-he-he. She'll never find me here." The fly needn't worry, the bee seems quite preoccupied.
I'll just slink off around this petal, and get away slick as a whistle! :)
Lovely shot and he is certainly being a bit 'fly'.
A very nice close up shot girl.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Funny!!!
WOW! Such a lovely shot, Andrea. Love the fly hiding from the bee :D
wonderful capture, great details
Beautiful how the Cosmos color comes through the bee's wings!
Nice double capture