Couldn't do this again if I tried
- Thread starter EOBeav
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Am I the only person who saw the bee only on the third look at this incredible image?
What got to me first, was the way the sunflowers have so much depth and saturation. The whole texture of the image is wonderful. More than simple reportage, the composition, while perhaps not perfect, is near perfect, and works very well in square format. The colors work well together. The lighting, is superb. Everything is harmonious and pleasing.
And I said to myself... ya know, I hate photographing sunflowers. They're usually surrounded by angry bees.....
And then, after my next look. I looked again.
And there was the bee.
Absolutely fantastic stroke of serendipity.
Well done!
What got to me first, was the way the sunflowers have so much depth and saturation. The whole texture of the image is wonderful. More than simple reportage, the composition, while perhaps not perfect, is near perfect, and works very well in square format. The colors work well together. The lighting, is superb. Everything is harmonious and pleasing.
And I said to myself... ya know, I hate photographing sunflowers. They're usually surrounded by angry bees.....
And then, after my next look. I looked again.
And there was the bee.
Absolutely fantastic stroke of serendipity.
Well done!
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On yet another look (very close from the Xlarge online image)
That bee is doing something very interesting.
Obviously, the bee is in a turn. Its wings are banked, its legs follow the angle of roll created by the wings, yet, its head is twisted to maintain a horizontal attitude.
I find this very interesting because thats exactly what human pilots do, and human motorcyclists do too, for that matter, whenever they take a sharp angled turn.
Bravo. Great image!
That bee is doing something very interesting.
Obviously, the bee is in a turn. Its wings are banked, its legs follow the angle of roll created by the wings, yet, its head is twisted to maintain a horizontal attitude.
I find this very interesting because thats exactly what human pilots do, and human motorcyclists do too, for that matter, whenever they take a sharp angled turn.
Bravo. Great image!
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