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Eastern Carpenter Bee
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omearaphotography.net - Beth OMeara Contact Beth OMeara Beth OMeara's Gallery |
Jim, Nice! Love to see that other people like to take pictures of bees as much as I do.
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BetterPhotoJim.com - Jim Miotke  Contact Jim Miotke Jim Miotke's Gallery |
Thanks Beth - yes we are two bees in a pod (ohhhh my kids would call that a dad joke).
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- Rudi Reiner Contact Rudi Reiner Rudi Reiner's Gallery |
Wow, impressive macro details Jim!
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thejpalzpics.com - Jacquie Palazzolo Contact Jacquie Palazzolo Jacquie Palazzolo's Gallery |
Love this! Love the details in the bee. What type of lens do you use for your bees?
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BetterPhotoJim.com - Jim Miotke Contact Jim Miotke Jim Miotke's Gallery |
Great question, Jacquie. I did not use a macro in this case. On my mirrorless 4/3 camera, I used a 40-150mm (which translates to 80-300mm in 35mm equivalents). Fully extended, and I cropped in on the subject. Thanks!
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- Natasha Pliss Contact Natasha Pliss Natasha Pliss's Gallery |
Wow! What a great shot of a monster bee, Jim! Fantastic macro without macro lens!
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