Solitary bee having a break.
by davidwozhere
I think this is a leafcutter judging by the pair of scissors it uses for mandibles.
K1 with an Industar 61L/Z 2.8/50.
You get a better appreciation of the quality of this lovely lens by viewing the image browser width.
K1 with an Industar 61L/Z 2.8/50.
You get a better appreciation of the quality of this lovely lens by viewing the image browser width.
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Uploaded01/05/2023 - 00:41
CategoryWildlife / Nature
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Posted 01/05/2023 - 18:37
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Cracking photo, the lense looks to be just perfect for the subject
Posted 01/05/2023 - 21:07
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The colours are just about the nicest natural range I've seen. The sharpness is just right - not "clinical"! And the depth of field is perfect for the subject!
Absolutely superb
Absolutely superb
LennyBloke
Posted 02/05/2023 - 23:31
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Slide film effect, when the exposure and focus is spot on, you succeeded in both
Posted 02/05/2023 - 23:50
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Great shot, keep on with the old lenses, your doing them justice..tt
Posted 07/05/2023 - 23:43
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Looks more like a Dasypoda sp... Pantaloon Bees because of the hairy back legs... this one's been collecting a white pollen from something.
Crackin' picture Grommit!!
Crackin' picture Grommit!!
Never be afraid to talk about your techniques...
"Give a thousand photographers...
the same camera, lens and scene...
and you'll always get a thousand different takes!!"
Anon.
"Give a thousand photographers...
the same camera, lens and scene...
and you'll always get a thousand different takes!!"
Anon.
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