To bee or not to bee, that is the question, fly. by jubchuqun
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Description
This fly was trying to stay warm on a flower. There was a cool breeze blowing. I got up close to it and it could not be bother to fly away. Of two shots, this one came out great! No editing at all, except to crop it down some.
Lee Lewis
Cahokia, IL
www.jubchuqun.com/lee
Comments (12)
RubyDancingmoon
Fantastic close up and focus. Love the stark contrast of colors here.
tizjezzme
Yessss... fantastic closeup !!!! Love when the bugs are too chilled to move around fast.. :)
gizmo563
wonderful macro!
cbender
great macro shot!
GiMi53
Very sharp macrophotography (probably a bit too large size...) ! Wonderful colors ! Excellent capture ! :~)
rominikov
amazing macro! the detail of the fly is amazing, beautiful colors too, excellent capture.
jubchuqun
I must agree with GiMi53 that my upload is a bit to large. This is only my second upload to Renderosity and I was trying to meet their strignet guidelines with care. Next time I will make it a bit smaller. (at least I got a thumbnail THIS time!). I have been working on betterphoto.com where the resize the image make the thumbnail automatically, so I have been a bit spoiled! (Lee)
jcv2
Impressive macro, seldom seen a bee this large on my screen! :)
donvino
Beautiful detail macro and beautiful colors! Very well done!
jubchuqun
Thanks everyone for your wonderful comments and encouragement! I am new here, so I really appreciate it. I submitted this pic as "Nature & Landscape" ... but I probably should have listed it under "macros" (can you change it post facto?)
jubchuqun
I must agree with GiMi53 that my upload is a bit to large. This is only my second upload to Renderosity and I was trying to meet their strignet guidelines with care. Next time I will make it a bit smaller. (at least I got a thumbnail THIS time!). I have been working on betterphoto.com where the resize the image make the thumbnail automatically, so I have been a bit spoiled! (Lee)
annerash69
large but still captures nature