I'm a total sucker for shooting bees. As soon as I see one it becomes a challenge
to get a good photo. Bees sit long
enough to entice you into taking a photo, but rarely long enough so you get a
good shot. The key to getting a good
shot, like people and animals, is to make sure the eyes are sharp, and the rest
of the photo takes care of itself. This
last trip to Edward Gardens I was reasonably lucky, and got a few good shots in.
Like usual, I used the Nikon D600 with the Tamron 180mm f3.5
macro, which is an excellent combination, but as the depth of field is shallow,
even at f11 on a full frame, it can get tricky. So care, patience and plenty of room on the SD card is needed.
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