Sissy_Snapped

Soldiago

Soldiago

Wasn't too happy to find this plant invading my shade bed until I caught this bee in the act! Apparently they love Golden Rod to do their thing...pollinati...
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Wasn't too happy to find this plant invading my shade bed until I caught this bee in the act! Apparently they love Golden Rod to do their thing...pollinating.
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camera

Canon EOS Rebel T8i

settings

settings

Aperture 35/10 ISO 2500 Shutter 1/3200 Focal Length 100/1

location

location

Virginia, US

upload_date

upload_date

Nov, 2021

Views

97

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+14

Awards

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Magnificent Capture

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Superb Composition

Emotions

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Hardworking hands of a man

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To get this shot I had to wade in the water, received a million 'squito bites and keep an eye on the squawking bird beside me.

Patiently waiting for an amazing shot of a Hummingbird in flight....Numerous unsuccessful attempts over the summer, I finally caught this Hummingbird

This crow was eating the corn dropped by the birds off of the bird feeder. The back porch light illuminated his face leaving the rest in shadow.

Shot through the glass at the Georgia Aquarium the challenge was to keep the camera straight and the rule of thirds in mind when the jellyfish were s

While taking my mum on her bucket list trip to Alaska the bright colors of this totem pole beckoned me to take a closer look. The challenge here was

this Flamingo wanted to get a lil' close

Standing in shallow water with my zoom lens I was able to focus on the sunlight reflecting off of the birds eye

One of my all time favorite and first shots of a dragonfly perched on a rosebud. I like the smile, the mirrored effect of the eyes and the pose.

The look this lizard is giving me is priceless.

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Watching my Hummingbirds brings me a true form of delight, learning how to catch them in flight...a whole 'nother story. This shot is great in co

What I love about this shot is the subtle silk like ripple of the black water in the background. I played with the highlights to have the Cormorant st

Water lily's fascinate me, the precise reflection, position and feeling of standing alone in mid bloom resonated with me.

The Lady bits of a Hellebore -

While shopping at Lowes, this Bee completely ignored the camera, it was intensely focused on it's delectable snack. It did not mind me at all.

Who could resist this lesson in negative space, reflection and clarity on this crane at the Huntington State Park in South Carolina

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