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IMG_0094[2]
Mar, 2015Views
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Behind The Lens
Location
Believe it or not. I actually took this photo in my front yard.Time
I decided to wake up early to capture this photo, as this is around the time the world wakes up including the bees. Around 9:00am.Lighting
I don't know enough to share yet. One day when I learn enough to share, I will.Equipment
This was shot with a canon EOS 600D, with EF-S 18-55mm lens.Inspiration
My school needed a few photos for our notice board. I was lucky to get this one as I did. I also really love nature and just played around with what I had.Editing
No, I didn't.In my camera bag
Just my camera and two lenses.Feedback
I would say get up early and try to be as quiet as possible so as to not disturb the creatures. Also don't move to close to them as they will either move away or sting you, rather use a longer lens. Don't be afraid or trouble them and they won't be afraid or trouble you.
