Spring macro with the Q-S1 (and D-FA 100mm WR)
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Posted 01/05/2017 - 00:03
Very nice...last one looks like a Bee-Hedgehog hybrid.
Karlo
Karlo
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Posted 01/05/2017 - 23:16
HarisF1 wrote:
And one bonus image of a really big bee that I found buzzing around the living room on a cold night earlier in March
And one bonus image of a really big bee that I found buzzing around the living room on a cold night earlier in March
Looks like you were rubbing noses together!
John K
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Posted 01/05/2017 - 23:24
I really just wanted to see how close I could get to it. It wasn't moving all too quickly so I put a bit of honey down on a surface and let it drink. It might be a better idea to get further back and snap a wider shot. Maybe something like this image of a wasp chilling out near a window (D-FA and 1.4x TC).
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Posted 17/05/2017 - 18:05
The honeybee with pink flower pic was featured in the Telegraph and Argus Camera Club section in the paper this week, very chuffed to see it there.
Especially at ISO6400. It's a very usable image!
Especially at ISO6400. It's a very usable image!
Last Edited by HarisF1 on 17/05/2017 - 18:06
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Posted 17/05/2017 - 22:34
HarisF1 wrote:
The honeybee with pink flower pic was featured in the Telegraph and Argus Camera Club section in the paper this week, very chuffed to see it there.
Especially at ISO6400. It's a very usable image!
The honeybee with pink flower pic was featured in the Telegraph and Argus Camera Club section in the paper this week, very chuffed to see it there.
Especially at ISO6400. It's a very usable image!
Nice one, congrats.
Very nice set of shots.
I like the mono ones too
Good shooting
I know what i like, If not always why.
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HarisF1
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06 Telephoto Zoom:
D-FA 100mm:
Most of these taken at f/8 to f/11.
The last one was taken with ISO6400!
And one bonus image of a really big bee that I found buzzing around the living room on a cold night earlier in March:
Thanks for looking.