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More Photography From The Garden
Breaking Out Nikon D3400 : f/8 : 1/60 : ISO-100 : 46mm Hello, Just a quick post today, to show you a couple of photos of a garden pot that is bursting at the seams with a little sneak peak through the
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Garden Journal - Bright, Sunny Blooms
Nasturtium (Tropaeolum majus) Nikon D3400 : f/8 : 1/400 : ISO-100 : 55mm - Loving the definition of the veins and the feathered spikes in this photo. About a month ago, I made a post about my garden and
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Bee Ethereal🐝
Work has been slaying me this week so I will be brief with my descriptions. First up is this moody/ethereal composition of an Bumblebee on purple flowers. The Bumblebee is one of the more threatened so
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Red, Gold and Green Flight🐝 ~ Year End.!🐝
My next festive honeybee and bottlebrush shot is this inflight composition. One of several inflights that are forthcoming, I really liked this one as a fuller composition rather than cropped in tight on
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Sweat Bee.🐝
My 2nd and final post for this week with my 50mm macro has me a little unsure but I feel fairly confident its a Sweat Bee. I’ll definitely welcome a more knowledgeable person’s correction here! These look
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Injection.
Again I’m focusing on Bee🐝 this week using the new 50mm macro lens. Capturing bees with this lens was a much bigger challenge than the dragonflies because although dragonflies are more skittish, they
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Touch of Blue.
My second look of a dragonfly I posted a few days ago, the Common Green Darner. In that prior post I made some mistake that I’have forgotten to correct my shutter speed and captured it at 1/320 of a second
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