In this shot I love that I captured the bees shadow on the petal.
M Moab Man Senior Member Apr 20, 2014 #41 In this shot I love that I captured the bees shadow on the petal. Last edited: Apr 20, 2014
SkvLTD Senior Member Apr 21, 2014 #43 wev said: I have gone as high as 3200 at f9 and still not managed a crisp full stop. Honey bees average 200/250 beats per second in still air. Add to that the erratic flight path and transparency of the wing and you get a pretty difficult target. Click to expand... You just have to time it right is all.
wev said: I have gone as high as 3200 at f9 and still not managed a crisp full stop. Honey bees average 200/250 beats per second in still air. Add to that the erratic flight path and transparency of the wing and you get a pretty difficult target. Click to expand... You just have to time it right is all.
wev Senior Member Contributor May 26, 2014 #48 Nobody is awake yet, but the bumble bees. Getting a little better at this.
wev Senior Member Contributor May 26, 2014 #49 I'm taking the liberty of expanding the threat title a bit -- I was stalking a sulfur wing butterfly when this fellow floated by
I'm taking the liberty of expanding the threat title a bit -- I was stalking a sulfur wing butterfly when this fellow floated by
L Lee532 Senior Member Jun 7, 2014 #52 DSC_0221.jpg by Lee532, on Flickr In the Hover by Lee532, on Flickr
M mikew_RIP Senior Member Jun 18, 2014 #56 wev said: View attachment 95625 Click to expand... wev said: Heading in for some breakfast salvia View attachment 95992 Click to expand... Two very nice shots
wev said: View attachment 95625 Click to expand... wev said: Heading in for some breakfast salvia View attachment 95992 Click to expand... Two very nice shots
wev Senior Member Contributor Jun 18, 2014 #57 mikew said: Two very nice shots Click to expand... Thanks
M mikew_RIP Senior Member Jun 26, 2014 #60 wev said: View attachment 97597 Click to expand... Seeing 300mm in the exif a lot
