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A quick shot of a flower arrangement Line made yesterday. Natural available light.

Very nice shot, but... It's time for a sensor cleaning.

Reflexion from a ceramic bird bath.

I chased bees most part of the afternoon, hoping to get good shots of bees in flight. Results are not as great as I wished, but I got a few interesting shots. The target Bull's eye

After the rain

It's come to the point where I have to post my "Almost" shots... I guess I've worked too much the last weeks... I'm trying hard to get bees in flight but they are just too fast for me. And, the wind factor certainly doesn't help with macro shots. These were taken with my Rokinon 85 1.4 and 2...

Here's an unhappy worker or so it seems.

Wow, Thanks for the compliment @Pretzel. The funny thing is that I just happen to take a shot of a dead flower. Even I was surprised at the impact of the final image.

NO, it wasn't me, I sware... Seems to say this spider that caught a bee in it's thread.

Line called me out in the yard because she'd found a huge spider in the garder watering can. I was a bit skeptical at first but brought my D700 with sigma 105 macro out anyway. Well, this was one of the most hugely huge things I've ever seen. Sensitive persons beware.

One OK and one almost pics from this afternoon. It was way too windy to even try macro... but I guess I'm stubborn. Guess who won...

Water drops on a leaf made my morning shot, Same shot but cropped even more shows water falls in that center drop. And finally, a pano shot with my Fuji X-10 of the where I get to turn around on our morning bike trip

Rain and low light put this peony under a special mood.

Another flower shot with the sigma, D700 with extension tube.

This is a rhubarb leaf with a DOA bee. I don't know how it died and I did ask for an autopsy either.

My first 2015 wild rose, picked yesterday is already lost it's newborn beauty, but still looks very good.

I strongly suggest that you read your camera's user manual again. There are different modes you can set your camera to to automatically give you the best results for the activity you're taking pictures of. Be extremely attentive to the focusing section as it explains pretty well what can go...

After a long day of work and dinner, around 9:30 pm I saw the clouds and just couldn't resist trying a hand held shot.

Here's my preferred one from May.