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andree lerat
{K:17476} 4/4/2005
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Nice macro shot Bryan. Love your description, it brought a smile to my lips. Thank you for your wonderful comments. Regards, your friend Andree
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Alison Stroebel
{K:4069} 4/4/2005
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WOW amazing shot Bryan. Nearly passed it by as didn't see so clearly in the summary view. I have previously commented on your incredible macros well done once again. Stunning view.
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Bryan Jarmain
{K:11941} 4/4/2005
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Thanks markus. I took a lot of photos of these bees, and fortunately a few came out well. You really need to be fast at focussing (definately have to use manual focussing, and a flash with small apperture - F/16) to catch the bee before it flies away. One also gets a lot of reject photos - and one needs many sunny mornings/afternoons with them and lots of luck before one really catches them well. Unfortunately everyone tries to photograph bees (and dragonflies ;-)), so they don't get much attention on the web...
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Markus Scholz
{K:23722} 4/4/2005
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Phantastic macro, Bryan. One can count each hair of the bee, and the details, but also the whole composition are excellent. I'm amazed how you are able to keep the insects still during shooting.
Regards, Markus
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Roberto Okamura
{K:22851} 4/3/2005
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Excellent macro Bryan!!
Very beautiful bee details!
Congrats!
Roberto.
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N RG
{K:-805} 4/3/2005
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Amazing definition and clear focus>>>NOAH
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Nando Mondino
{K:14261} 4/3/2005
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Stunning macro!
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