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Bumble
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Uploaded: 03/09/17 7:55 PM GMT
Bumble
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::luckyshot
03/11/17 1:26 AM GMT
It looks like this bee is trying to do a high wire daredevil act, hanging on to two blooms. Very fine defined depth of field.
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If I could tell the story in words, I wouldn't need to lug around a camera. ~Lewis Hine The Earth without art is just 'eh'.
Oh, I recognize that species of bee.. "Ninja Bombus affinis".
:oP
It really does look like it is performing a high wire daredevil act. Or, that of an Olympic gymnastic athlete on some floor apparatus.
Caveats?
Just typing out loud in what is to follow. Some creative food for thought, if you will.
I might have been tempted to move the bee off to the right, and away from a central placement.
Given the perceived dynamics of it's of acrobatic posturing.. cropping in from the right (a bit) might impart more of the same to the viewers. Simply put.. a move away from 'static' (centered) to that of a more 'dynamic' shot.
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Oh, and a minor nit pick.
Clone out the top two bits of grasses(?) or whichever and whatever is in the upper-right hand side peeking in and down from the top of the frame into your photo. A slight distraction, at best, to be clear.
Colours are natural and very vibrant. The DOF you employed works well.
And I like how the lines of the plant's flowers guide your eye right to your main photographic subject.
Nice shot. And an intriguing shot.
And.. but, of course.. thank you for sharing this 'warrior bee' with us.
:oP
It really does look like it is performing a high wire daredevil act. Or, that of an Olympic gymnastic athlete on some floor apparatus.
Caveats?
Just typing out loud in what is to follow. Some creative food for thought, if you will.
I might have been tempted to move the bee off to the right, and away from a central placement.
Given the perceived dynamics of it's of acrobatic posturing.. cropping in from the right (a bit) might impart more of the same to the viewers. Simply put.. a move away from 'static' (centered) to that of a more 'dynamic' shot.
... ...
Oh, and a minor nit pick.
Clone out the top two bits of grasses(?) or whichever and whatever is in the upper-right hand side peeking in and down from the top of the frame into your photo. A slight distraction, at best, to be clear.
Colours are natural and very vibrant. The DOF you employed works well.
And I like how the lines of the plant's flowers guide your eye right to your main photographic subject.
Nice shot. And an intriguing shot.
And.. but, of course.. thank you for sharing this 'warrior bee' with us.
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