Canon 40 D Tamron 17-50mm 1/6400" F5 ISO 400 EC +1.0 50mm
very large crop.
OK, here's something different. No deer, no morning mist, just some morning dew. lol
Would a different cropping help this? This is a very large crop, and I do have the entire blossom and lots of foliage around it. But the subject is the bees, not the blossom.
Hi Cheryl,
I like the action here...:) I took the liberty of adjusting your image and composition by cropping and toning down the whites a tad, also increased the saturation and contrast and adjusted the mid-tones...see if this works foe you...:cool:
Hi Cheryl - Gus's repost works for me - As mentioned a macro would have been the go here to really concentrate on the action. Like the action and the shadow of the bee.
TFS
Difficulty in the macro images is getting full frame, here with the large crop you are using a wider lens and getting lots dof ... in close is all different that is what makes it a challenge !!!
Nice details for a large crop, love the buzzing bee and its shadow, wish I can see the whole body another bee. The dew on the flower is a really big plus. I also like the tighter crop version by Gus, it put the bees into focus more.
here is the crop I decided to go with....
for me, the flower (which is one I hybridized myself) is more important than the bees. The bees are significant in that they demonstrate the scent which is now in this blossom which was not there before. I hope this cropping makes the bees more significant, while it still shows the 3 new added petal characteristics of this plant.