Don't get me wrong, I'm petrified of bees. But, since I've had this camera I'm more than willing to be brave to take the picture of a bee close up. Thank goodness my macro lens is the 100mm and not a 50mm or 35mm! I don't want to have to get THAT close!
On all of these pictures, I was at f2.8, leaving the lens wide open. That meant I had to use fast shutter speeds because it was such a bright day. That was good, because it is a bit windy {dang wind!} and bees move super fast anyway. On all of the pictures I was at least at 1/800 sec shutter speed, and some were up to 1/1500 shutter speed. All at ISO 100.
Here's what I saw on my walk around my yard:





Bee-utiful. And the detail on that bee...amazing.
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These are great, girl!! I am so hoping more things start blooming at my home, too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chat today, too. LOVE you!
Your yard is amazing. and so are the pictures! great bee picture.
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