Your opinion? Field Stack - Leaf Cutter Bees

[A-PeeR]

Shot setup - early morning on Buffalo Bayou. The bees, leaf cutters, seem much more abundant to me, not sure why, but I now commonly find large groups camped out on vegetation. Sigma 150mm Macro and tripod rig. 45 image field stack. Initial RAW processing done in DXO PhotoLab, stacking done in Zerene, and touch up in PhotoShop.

 

[Helix_2648]

That's so gorgeous! Really sharp and colorful with a very good contrast between the fore- and background!

 

[Greg Shchepanek]

What a brilliant capture! A team of beautiful Bees, please consider adding to : The Beautiful World of Bees

 

[Jack]

Wow. Pin sharp A-PeeR , what was your exif ? And I really like the colours too.

 

[MinitecaPhotographie]

Gorgeous !

 

[A-PeeR]

That's so gorgeous! Really sharp and colorful with a very good contrast between the fore- and background!

Thank you Helix....

 

[A-PeeR]

What a brilliant capture! A team of beautiful Bees, please consider adding to : The Beautiful World of Bees

Thank you Greg and yes I will add to the beautiful bee collection. I enjoy photographing bees, especially the natives.

 

[A-PeeR]

Wow. Pin sharp A-PeeR , what was your exif ? And I really like the colours too.

Thank you Jack what settings would you like to know?
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Gorgeous !

Thank you....

 

[Jack]

Thank you Jack what settings would you like to know?
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Thank you....

Like ISO, shutter speed and f stop . Would be interesting to see if that’s possible

 

[A-PeeR]

Like ISO, shutter speed and f stop . Would be interesting to see if that’s possible

Jack - The stack frames were shot with a Nikon D-850, Sigma 150 - f/8 - 1/5 SS - ISO 200 - no flash natural light....