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Thanks Jayne. Really sorry about not seeing this for over 2 years. The problem with Viewbug is that it sends too many messages to get business and the important messages get lost. Cheers!

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Not the easier hike to get here. Breath taking view though.

I have envisioned how to lock her innocence...this is close enough

lucky I was able to keep the rain drops intact for this shot.

I have not seen a shot of this bird's back. So here it is.

there is no pollen, but did not dampen the bee's enthusiasm.

These two looked more like sunbathing than going at it. In fact they barely moved while I was shooting away.

A friend liked my floral photography and wanted to take me to this garden. This place was beautiful and enormous. In the center of a pond was one sing

The moose saw another bull near his cow, so it was showing teeth to demonstrate dominance. I was about a hundred feet away and was ready to run if it

Another bee shot from my garden. The proboscis is quite clear in this photo, the sharpest I have seen with a bee in flight.

I went mushroom hunting back of my property and my cat followed me and even posed for a shot!

It was a long miserable day until I saw this.

Behind The Lens

Location

I took this in my backyard.

Time

Afternoon.

Lighting

Natural light.

Equipment

Canon 5DMarkIII. Lens: 300mmx1.5 tube.

Inspiration

I love these visitors to our yard. I purposely plants many plants so they have food source all year round.

Editing

PS adjusting sharpness, color saturation, noise, exposure, etc.

In my camera bag

16-35mm, 100mm, 24-105mm, 75-300mm. 14mm. Lots of filters, tripod, several batteries, lens cleaning cloth, a food bar, tissues, tp, water bottle, rain gear to cover lens, and extra chip for camera.

Feedback

Be patient. Stay at a spot for a few hours. The only way to I know how to photograph birds is to be in their environment for a long time so they get used to you.

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