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Gord MacEachern |
The tones suit your question Michelle, well done!!
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- R. J. Laudenbacher Contact R. J. Laudenbacher R. J. Laudenbacher's Gallery |
Fabulous details and great tones, Michelle. People need to be aware of the crises we are facing.
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Danny B. Head |
Sad facts, but a beautifully captured image!
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Kathy Reeves |
Love the tones and mood you created. What a shame about the bee. Now that I think about it, I have not seen nearly as many bees and I did 4 o 5 years ago.
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sheilafaryna.com - Sheila Faryna Contact Sheila Faryna Sheila Faryna's Gallery |
Exquisite capture!! So sad about the bees though. My brother is a beekeeper and has seen first hand the bee populations decline :-(
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Monnie Ryan |
Just gorgeous, Michelle! And I agree the declining bee population is a real problem.
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Hendrik Storme |
WONDERFUL!!!!
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frank w. degenhardt |
Actually it is a big story. We mess with the way things get pollinated and nature will react, and not to the good for us. I love the soft colors of the flower and how you let the bee be the main subject. Beautifully done my friend.
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Katherine Kuhn |
Beautiful capture, Michelle. I had a hive of bumble bees make a home in one of my birdhouses this year!
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Jeffrey R. Bange |
Beautiful capture and story to go with it Michelle, it really is a shame at the alarming rate that the bees are dying off.
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Michael Lynch |
Beautiful photo but, sad story.
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