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Stephen Shoff |
That's quite a super-duper wide angle. And mounted on a pretty super-duper tripod to boot.
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Dale Hardin |
ROFL!!! Works for me but I think you need to lighten up the long shot just tad. :o)
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Peter W. Marks |
I wish you had warned me Tony. I think that is I up there in the top left corner standing in my skivvies in our back yard doing my early morning tai chi.
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Susan Williams |
Ha ha, Tony! Ha, ha, ha, Peter. Nice shot of the bee on the coneflower. I'm going to get that super duper lens so I can, finally, at last, shoot the South of France!
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Peter W. Marks |
I think it is just as well we explained (more or less) what Tony's second image is. Now let us see of the remainder of the group who will admit they thought it was a mistake on his part and he had inadverently shown us an even closer-up of the bee's left knee.
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Elaine Hessler |
I was thinking the same thing! I want that lens! And the trip up too:) Really like the bee and all that pollen stuck to him. The color of the flower sets the bee off beautifully.
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