Your opinion? Mining Bee on Coltsfoot

[Bob Noble]

A Cresson's Mining Bee feeding on a Coltsfoot flower. May 4, 2020. Brampton Ontario.

Nikon D7200, Tamrom SP 90mm Macro Lens, On-camera pop-up flash, 1/250, f/22, ISO 100, Flash did fire.

One of our early bees feeding on a very early plant that doesn't get very tall - maybe 8cm high.

 

[Deleted member 310]

Hi B Bob Noble

The framing and the subject are well highlighted, the sharpness is present, can be a little dull, try to boost the contrast a little

 

[Jack]

I like this one, but if you could stack, imagine how great this picture can turn into.

 

[Bob Noble]

I like this one, but if you could stack, imagine how great this picture can turn into.

It was moving across the flower really quickly so the stacking might have been a little tough.
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Hi B Bob Noble

The framing and the subject are well highlighted, the sharpness is present, can be a little dull, try to boost the contrast a little

Thank you!

 

[Jack]

It was moving across the flower really quickly so the stacking might have been a little tough.
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Thank you!

You can give a try next time Bart the belgian ,

 

[Bart the belgian]

You can give a try next time Bart the belgian ,

I tried this morning but if you want to see pic of a bee True the eyes of a drunk persoon, I can show à lot of them.

 

[Jack]

I tried this morning but if you want to see pic of a bee True the eyes of a drunk persoon, I can show à lot of them.

You are free to show them

 

[Helix_2648]

The sharpness for a single shot is really amazing. Maybe the framing might be improved a bit. But nevertheless a great picture B Bob Noble.

 

[Deleted member 310]

B Bob Noble ,

I allowed myself to touch up the contrast with the niksoftware, I used pro contrast. If it bothers you I remove the photo