Bumblebee
September 29, 2012
A/K/A Bombus terrestris
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Ok…time to share photography details now that you seem comfortable with your Nikon!
I am assuming you are shooting with your 5100 and the bee was on your Thai basil.
Yes, with full 200 zoom, on a tripod and using the machine gun shutter setting. 75 Frames gave me about a dozen keepers and these are the better ones. I cropped them with the exception of the “in flight” one.
Late this afternoon I went out and the lighting was good (thin cloud cover for a nice softbox effect and the basil was covered up; there were 3 or 4 dozen bumbles on the bed along with many more honey bees. Too tempting to pass up
Fabulous photos!!
Thank you!
That first one looks like a windy F14 Carrier Landing
Amazing work
Yes, but he needs to get that tailhook down
More amazing shots, Great camera work!
Thanks!
The in-flight shot is amazing!
Lucy Shot but i’ll take it