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ASTERS are VERY popular w/ the Bees36 total reviews
Comment from photoman12
I like your notes and photo. I never saw white/orange bees. Extremely good details. The colors are jumping from the screen.
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I like your notes and photo. I never saw white/orange bees. Extremely good details. The colors are jumping from the screen.
Comment Written 11-Aug-2016
reply by the author on 11-Aug-2016
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I only see them pm when the ASTERS are blooming. They call them 'tri-colored' or 'orange banded' Bumble Bees. They're really fuzzy too. Thanks so much for checking them out and glad you enjoyed the notes as well.
Deborah
Comment from ruthiedeeez
This is excellent! I was drawn in immediately by the brilliant colors. I love the composition and POV, it brings you into the picture and makes you want to look all around. The clarity couldnt be better. This is an amazing capture! Thanks for sharing
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This is excellent! I was drawn in immediately by the brilliant colors. I love the composition and POV, it brings you into the picture and makes you want to look all around. The clarity couldnt be better. This is an amazing capture! Thanks for sharing
Comment Written 11-Aug-2016
reply by the author on 11-Aug-2016
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Why thank you ruthie for that marvelous review....as well as the extra star. I honestly appreciate both.
Deborah
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you are so welcome, you deserve it!
Comment from Lilibug6
This is beautiful! I have never seen bees in that color before! What part of the world do you live in? The colors are really cool on them! The focus is excellent! The artist notes are very informative! Great job and a pleasure to view! Lori
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This is beautiful! I have never seen bees in that color before! What part of the world do you live in? The colors are really cool on them! The focus is excellent! The artist notes are very informative! Great job and a pleasure to view! Lori
Comment Written 11-Aug-2016
reply by the author on 11-Aug-2016
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Northeast part of the USA Lori. In Vermont. I usually only see these great, fuzzy, tri-colored Bumble Bees once the ASTERS open up. Thanks so much for the wonderful review and so glad you enjoyed the notes too.
Deborah
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t is a gorgeous state! Are you having the heat and drought like we are in New York? Lori
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It is VERY hot today....and a little dry but not as bad as you guys are having it. Supposed to rain for next three days too.
Comment from MKFlood
so that's how ya got know about the birds and the bees eh? lol. the clarity is great. the angle of the shot of the bees fighting on the flower is great. the capture of the light is great. the image is balanced and eye appealing to the viewer. good eye and great job overall
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so that's how ya got know about the birds and the bees eh? lol. the clarity is great. the angle of the shot of the bees fighting on the flower is great. the capture of the light is great. the image is balanced and eye appealing to the viewer. good eye and great job overall
Comment Written 11-Aug-2016
reply by the author on 11-Aug-2016
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ahahahaha...isn't that how everyone learns it MK?? The bees were crazy into my flowers this day. Thanks so much MK for checking them out. Really do appreciate it.
Deborah
Comment from memephotos
information / interesting and informative .
Like the back ground
The flower is stunning every little single petal very clear .
Colours are beautiful .
the bees are so cute Orange white and black pattern very clear with blue wings .(What type of bee are they ???) .
a very lovely work and a most enjoyable view withe some bee cuteness .Thanks
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information / interesting and informative .
Like the back ground
The flower is stunning every little single petal very clear .
Colours are beautiful .
the bees are so cute Orange white and black pattern very clear with blue wings .(What type of bee are they ???) .
a very lovely work and a most enjoyable view withe some bee cuteness .Thanks
Comment Written 11-Aug-2016
reply by the author on 11-Aug-2016
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It's a Bombus ternarius...or tri-colored Bumble Bee. Common in northeastern part of USA. I've also seen them called Orange-Belted Bumble Bee. Should have included them in my notes. Thanks so much for the marvelous review.
Deborah
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Your very welcome , Thanks for info
Comment from SteveANH
Love the very creative title.. LOL.
Colors are amazing, many shades of purple and blue.
Perfectly blurred background with lots of green works VERY well.
Awesome!
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Love the very creative title.. LOL.
Colors are amazing, many shades of purple and blue.
Perfectly blurred background with lots of green works VERY well.
Awesome!
Comment Written 11-Aug-2016
reply by the author on 11-Aug-2016
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lol...Thank you Steve...kinda like that title myself. I do appreciate you checking out my post.
Deborah
Comment from refman
What a stunning photograph.The colours are wonderfully vibrant.Clarity is great and the bee draws the eyes.The bee looks as though it has taken up residence.
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What a stunning photograph.The colours are wonderfully vibrant.Clarity is great and the bee draws the eyes.The bee looks as though it has taken up residence.
Comment Written 11-Aug-2016
reply by the author on 11-Aug-2016
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There were literally HUNDREDS of bees on the ASTERS this day ref. Thanks so much for checking them out. I do appreciate it.
Deborah
Comment from drmerlin
What an absolutely stunning photograph. The colours are incredible. Wonderful 3D effect with that gorgeous bokah. The lighting is great.
The bee is slightly soft but this matters little in such a beautifully composed shot.
Nicely done as always.
reply by the author on 11-Aug-2016
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What an absolutely stunning photograph. The colours are incredible. Wonderful 3D effect with that gorgeous bokah. The lighting is great.
The bee is slightly soft but this matters little in such a beautifully composed shot.
Nicely done as always.
Comment Written 11-Aug-2016
reply by the author on 11-Aug-2016
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This sort of Bee is really fuzzy Brian. They actually spend the night on these flowers and only start moving around once the sun is out to warm them up....their colors are so vibrant. Thank you, as always, for checking out my post. I do appreciate it.
Deborah
Comment from cakemp55
Brilliant colours and love the macro bees with their orange striped backs. Very clear and focussed. Great harmony and blend of colour range. Very good lighting. Very well captured!
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Brilliant colours and love the macro bees with their orange striped backs. Very clear and focussed. Great harmony and blend of colour range. Very good lighting. Very well captured!
Comment Written 11-Aug-2016
reply by the author on 11-Aug-2016
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Thank you cake for checking out my post. I do appreciate it.
Deborah
Comment from Bea226
Well Peg...you made an awesome piece here! Love the colors and shades, perfect cropping and the fine, sharp details of the bees and the petals. Cracked up about the Superman cape the top bee is wearing. I wish we had bees like that in Alabama! The soft, muted background is the icing on this lovely slice of cake. Very nice and thank you for sharing with us. Sharon/Bea226
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Well Peg...you made an awesome piece here! Love the colors and shades, perfect cropping and the fine, sharp details of the bees and the petals. Cracked up about the Superman cape the top bee is wearing. I wish we had bees like that in Alabama! The soft, muted background is the icing on this lovely slice of cake. Very nice and thank you for sharing with us. Sharon/Bea226
Comment Written 11-Aug-2016
reply by the author on 11-Aug-2016
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Thanks so much Sharon for checking out my post. I do appreciate it.
Deborah