Ryan Garden PhotographyBumblebee
Bees may not bee (pun very much intended) everyone’s favourite insect. However they are very important to the life-cycle of our planet, and how can you not love these little pollinators? They may not be the easiest subject to photograph (patience is definitely required to get the perfect shot) but when you get that perfect clear shot they are interesting subjects. Its not always easy to see them in full detail with the naked eye, but armed with my trusted zoom/macro lens I can capture them in all their glory.
I love bees – both watching them at work and photographing them 🙂
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They are such interesting little creatures to watch.
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your blog is amazing!
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Thank you for your kind words, glad that you are enjoying it.
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Wow, these are some amazing photos! I love how you got the bees so close up as well 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
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You did a great job! What mm macro do you use … 180mm? I have a 100mm which isn’t the best for not scaring anything away. The flower and background are perfect!
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Thanks, I have combined zoom/macro lens. The macro lens is 180mm-300mm, it’s perfect for getting those up close shots without having to get too close when photographing insects etc.
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Nice photos! Bumblebees are wonderful creatures. I find them very hard to photograph because they tend to move around so much, but managed to get some decent photos this summer.
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Thank you, they can be tricky little creatures to photograph but so worth it when you get the perfect shot.
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