Sunday, June 12, 2011

Allium/ Macro Monday

Bumble bee enjoying nectar produced by a Bulgarian onion (Allium bulgaricum)

Bees and hummingbirds love these flowers!

A macro of one of the bell-shaped blossoms


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39 comments:

TexWisGirl said...

oh that bumble bee shot is AMAZING!!!

Jack said...

You have an impressive macro shot of that bee, EG.

Leeds daily photo said...

.As Jack said very nice bee picture.

Lois Evensen said...

What beautiful images! The detail on the bee is just gorgeous. :)

Anonymous said...

absolutely stunning. Just fantastic.

Randy said...

These are both very beautiful.

Kathy said...

Simply beautiful!

Karen said...

Great DOF on the bee shot, and the blossoms are just so pretty and delicate!

Karen @ Pieces of Contentment said...

Wow! Both photos are amazing. Thanks for sharing both.

Anonymous said...

A pair of lovely images. The color is masterful.

Thanks for dropping by my place. I added a link to John Daido Loori's video on Zen Photography.

Jan said...

Wonderful macros. Glad you were careful with the bumble bee.

Jan n Jer said...

Nice shot...love to capture bees doing their thing!

Linda said...

Really wonderful macro shot!!
Have a great week!
:) Linda

Anonymous said...

Those are both incredible shots! Lovely flower.

Teresa

Al said...

Great photos! I'm always impressed with good macro shots, because they're not easy to get, even with a good lens.

Lúcia said...

The bee shot is F-A-N-T-A-S-T-I-C!!!

Anonymous said...

Great macro shots - wow! Love the detail visible on the bee.

Janie said...

I've never heard of a Bulgarian onion, but it makes a pretty flower. Love the macro of the bumble bee. The definition is incredible.

Martha Z said...

That's an amazing macro of the bee!

Victoria said...

Marvelous macros... the soft colors and sharp focus make for wonderful images... the bee is stunning!

Carletta said...

Excellent shot and I love the colors in this!
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Barbara said...

Beautifully captured.. great details

Stewart M said...

Hi there - great shot of the bumble-bee. I don’t get much chance to takes images of BB's in Australia - they are only found in Tasmania - and there they are considered a pest! Strange how different the same thing can be in different parts of the world.

Stewart M - Australia

Dawn said...

Incredibly beautiful! Amazing Bee capture...your work is stunning!

Anonymous said...

Amazing details in bee macro EG!

Nicolette said...

What a beautiful bee... gorgeous photos...

Rune Eide said...

A texture made in heaven!

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great macro shots

Cezar and Léia said...

These macro are absolutely gorgeous!
The bee is impressive.As I'm allergic of sting of insects, I prefer to see this cute bee in pictures! :)
Hugs and a nice week
Léia

Lowell said...

I echo the statements of commentators before me...fantastic macro of bee!

MadSnapper said...

both of these photos certainly have the WOW factor, the bee is amazing hanging upside down, and on an onion was a surprise to me.

Yogi♪♪♪ said...

Great pic. You really got close on these.

Chesney said...

Beautifully taken...I am amazed by the clear details in both of these!

Janet said...

Beauties, both of them!

Anonymous said...

This little B is such a honey....
Great photos.

All the best, Boonie

EMily said...

wow! beautiful shots! I love the bee shot!

Laura said...

beautiful...loving the fuzz on that bee!

kayerj said...

wow!!! I love it.

Jenn Jilks said...

You do these so well.

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