So I was taking a few shots yesterday dawn, and I found this little insect on our Chinese Lemon tree. I really like the way it was taken, tho I don't know what's its name. {} What are your fave photos of insects?
Test shot with my new Nex-5n {} Test shots -2 - NEX-5N - E 18-55mm F3.5-5.6 OSS_ by Robert M. Williams, on Flickr
Sony NEX-5n with Micro-Nikkor-P 55mm f/3.5 Macro {} Honey Bee - 1 - NEX-5N - Micro-Nikkor-P Auto 55mm f 3.5 by Robert M. Williams, on Flickr
Busy bee Caught this one beeing a busy bee. I was shooting other things and this guy showed up. The lens I was using is not a Macro, but I shot them anyway. {} {} View attachment 24076 {}
A few from the visit to the Butterfly house at our local Nature Science Center. Manual focus with the Micro-Nikkor-P 55mm f/3.5 macro lens. {} Durham Nature Science Center - 6 - SONY NEX-5N by Robert M. Williams, on Flickr {} Durham Nature Science Center - 5 - SONY NEX-5N by Robert M. Williams, on Flickr {} Durham Nature Science Center - 10 - SONY NEX-5N by Robert M. Williams, on Flickr {} Durham Nature Science Center - 1 - SONY NEX-5N by Robert M. Williams, on Flickr
Another honey bee shot. Keeping a focus with an adapted Micro-Nikkor-P 55mm macro is tough. The focal area seems smaller that when this lens is used on a Nikon body. {} Honey Bee - 2 - NEX-5N - Micro-Nikkor-P Auto 55mm f 3.5 by Robert M. Williams, on Flickr
Hi Dave, Great and sharp pictures of honey bee. Robert I like your butterfly pictures also specially the first butterfly was pretty.
I really like the last one. The white on the wing lining up with the stalk(?) in the background is perfect. I do like the translucent quality of the wings in the first shot as well. Nicely done.
Like I said previously, insects and bugs scares the willies off of me, nevertheless though this photo is brilliant.
