
by scott lanz
A bumblebee puts his wings back and legs down as he approaches for landing on this dahlia. Early morning direct sun. Background is a painted wooden fence. Cropped appx 20% for comp. D600, 150 macro, f11, 1/800, iso 640. Comments, questions, and suggestions welcome. ![]()
Comments
8 commentsHey Scott,
You're really stepping up your game, this is excellent !
Well done . . .
Thats the moment one would look for ..beautifully timed and fine color combination through the frame..
Balan Vinod
Way cool, Scott. The sharpness throughout is great, the colors are terrific, the bee's pose is perfect and those two leaves on the right add just the right touch of interest to make a well balanced image.
Everything is spot on for me here, Scott. The dahlia centre sings with colour and the bee in flight is nicely sharp - the whole composition hits you in the eye as well - excellent image
This is about as good as it gets for this type of image Scott. you've captured the perfect landing pose, it is really sharp throughout and very colourful. Not an easy shot to get - a fine image. Graham
Lovely color palette and the POV displays both bee & flower from the best possible angle IMO.
Sharp details and perfect exposure, with the leaf right helping to balance this great comp.
Very nice Scott!

Hi Scott
Perfect in every detail The color and light are exceptionally beautiful... wish it were mine.
Albert Darmo
Lovely colors and stop action. The thin DOF is well and appropriately placed. Well balanced comp.