Landing by iaacf
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Description
This shot is taken just before the bumble bee landed on the flower.
I know this photograph is technically not perfect but it shows I am on my way to make a better and even more beautiful picture.
Canon EOS 350D with Sigma 70-300 mm zoom.
Comments (16)
fantastic capture of this bee.. landing on the flower awesome macro superbly presented.. excellent :)..)))
Awesome capture, excel DOF and presentation:):):):)
i love the movment in this pic!!
This is excellent! Bees flit around so quickly, you don't have much time.
you did quite well of catching the action up close!! :]
Beautiful capture............Aloha
Close is risky! LOL! Great shot.. Your work is excellent.
Great capture. Well done:)
Oh yeah, this is GREAT! Higher ISO, them wings will be still ... I just got in a while ago from chasing after these little bumblers ... don't know yet if any turned out. I have the cam hooked up here, but came to RR first :) Keep up the great work! :))))
Perfect! VOTE!
I actually like it like this.It has the feel of motion.I wouldn't change a thing.
Oooh, i like it!!! I think it looks great!!! Ive been trying to capture some of those myself ever since i got my new camera and i know how god damn hard it is. So you should be proud of this one. Have a great day #:O)
brilliant capture of this landing action! fantastic to see the fast beats of the wings! impressive macro! ;o)
Considering the movement, if this is not "perfect", so, this is the proof that perfection doesn't exist in this world! Just a magnificent macro! Sincere compliments!
Impressive !
Awesome work here Oskar, amazing !!! Keep on practising !! :o)