Hello friends, photo lovers.
Although the weather is not favorable for photographing insects now, but I have several series of photo sessions from last summer. Being at our country cottage, I like to watch bees and bumblebees flying to the flowers. I really love and respect these insects for their hard work. They are ready to collect nectar all day long. Slow, unhurried, busy bumblebees fly heavily from flower to flower, buzzing.
They are not as bright as bees. They don't care at all that I'm jumping around with a camera. Moreover, I'm shooting a movie in macro mode, and my smartphone is very close to the working bumblebee.
I am also attracted by the very bright and beautiful coloring of the bumblebee. And the best part is that it is covered with fine down.
I want to pick it up. But it is better not to do this, because you can get a bite. And bumblebee will be right.
This hard worker was flying around big white flowers. I looked into each of them, I didn't miss a single one. Interestingly, he may confuse the flower and look into it again.
While I was shooting, bumblebee never made a mistake.
I once watched a popular science film and it was said that it was impossible to explain the flight of a bumblebee according to the laws of aerodynamics.
The body is too heavy and the wings are too small. But despite this, the bumblebee flies perfectly. I would compare it to a quadcopter.
I offer two options for photos: color and black and white. In my opinion, both are successful.
Camera: Samsung Galaxy A32