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<blockquote data-quote="Clovishound" data-source="post: 820277" data-attributes="member: 50197">This guy seems to be a frequent flyer. I also saw a native bee, and another larger species of wasp. Neither stuck around long enough to get a shot at them. There are some other flower species that look like they are going to bloom soon. They look like they may be more stable than the ones in the pictures. I'm not happy about the lack of separation between the wasp and the flower head. Nothing to be done about that from this angle.[ATTACH=full]405905[/ATTACH]This one has better separation, but not as happy about the background. I also prefer the clear eye that can be seen in the above image. I hopefully will have lots of opportunity to refine things. The biggest issue I'm dealing with now is the movement of the flower stalks. It's really hard to compose and focus with this much swinging back and forth.[ATTACH=full]405906[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Clovishound, post: 820277, member: 50197"] This guy seems to be a frequent flyer. I also saw a native bee, and another larger species of wasp. Neither stuck around long enough to get a shot at them. There are some other flower species that look like they are going to bloom soon. They look like they may be more stable than the ones in the pictures. I'm not happy about the lack of separation between the wasp and the flower head. Nothing to be done about that from this angle. [ATTACH type="full"]405905[/ATTACH] This one has better separation, but not as happy about the background. I also prefer the clear eye that can be seen in the above image. I hopefully will have lots of opportunity to refine things. The biggest issue I'm dealing with now is the movement of the flower stalks. It's really hard to compose and focus with this much swinging back and forth. [ATTACH type="full"]405906[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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