Some of my bee pics

[alexander]

I like to photograph bees aswell as keep them. here are some of them. I use a standard Nikon DSLR, with the lens that came with it, nothing flash. Heres the link to my Flickr account http://www.flickr.com/photos/elffy/

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[alexander]

Sorry, I have no idea why they are so huge

 

[Luminos]

Those are just spectacular

 

[Sean.]

The quality of the photos that get posted here are always amazing

 

[victor meldrew]

You've sent the pics full size No problem it allows for one to double click and scroll around to appreciate the amazing detail
VM

 

[Erichalfbee]

lovely shots

 

[jdee]

Stunning

 

[grahambee]

lovely shots can even see the mites on the bumble bees

 

[protheroe]

these pics really are a proffesional job,just great

 

[protheroe]

these pics really are a proffesional job,just great

is my spelling bad or what?think i will go back to bed.

 

[Hivemaker.]

is my spelling bad or what?think i will go back to bed.

There is a little box under each post which says EDIT, this will enable you to rectify anything in your posts like spelling ect. But there is a time limit.

 

[enrico]

Do bumblies get varoa? Just a thought
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[protheroe]

There is a little box under each post which says EDIT, this will enable you to rectify anything in your posts like spelling ect. But there is a time limit.

ok.thanks

 

[grahambee]

Do bumblies get varoa? Just a thought
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No
Mites of the genus Parasitellus which are very often to be seen attached to the bodies of adult bumblebees

From a bumble bee site

 

[Dusty Rhodes]

Hi Alexander,


Brilliant shots!

What equipment did you use?

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[MrB]

brilliant pics. well done and keep posting them

 

[alexander]

Hi Alexander,


Brilliant shots!

What equipment did you use?

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Thanks for all the kind comments people, means a lot.

I just used a Nikon D60, with the provided 18-55mm lens, no photoshop or anything like that, and lots of patience!