Bugged out

I have been stalking in the flower beds again!

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Does the image of the landing bee work, even though it is blurred?

Nigel

Not for me but the soldier beetle is great.

Hi Nigel, Looks like you're having a lot of fun- and you said you probably wouldnt use the lens much!! Addicted to macro now?

Like #1 not sure about the OOF bee though

I couldn't have been more wrong, it now lives on the camera, and not just for macro...

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I was not sure about the bee shot, as I liked the colours, softness and its ability to make me sneeze! I think the stationary bees' wing was in focus, but the shot would have been better with a larger area in focus.

nigel

Yes- as a medium telephoto it produces very crisp results- kids and bubbles always make a winning combo.

I like the landing bee also No: 3.

1 and 3 for me, great shots! I haven't had the Tamron 90mm out in ages, hardly any bugs here, which is both a blessing and a curse...

I love this shot!

Cheers chap, it is one that will be a keeper, just a shame I wasn't quick enough to lose the background, but catching the look was more important.
Nigel