Blue Bourdon Bumblebee

Given the difficulty, this picture is managed very impressive sharpness.

Very beautiful capture of this Bee carpenter or a drone ? Regardless, in the end, you just need to admire this specimen is quite impressive seen from this angle. Bravo.

This photo is beautiful, very well made, beautiful insect, a little scary. I wonder if it is not him that I pass sometimes when I take advantage of the sun... does he Have a dick, is it dangerous ? Let's go back to the photo : you can guess the talent.

This is a beautiful macro of this Bee carpenter' (Xylocopa violacea), to me it seems, which, covered with pollen, has already visited a lot of flowers and carried out his work of pollination. Beautiful documentary photo and good presentation : bravo and thank you.

For a macro the subject is well placed, good sharpness on some place to discover the details of this drone.

Very nice photo of this insect with good sharpness, this dump is successful.

The garden can be a nature reserve and a refuge for many arthropods. This is the case of this drone, very stocky, well photographed with sharpness. Like the honeybee, the drone belongs to the family of Apidae. Excellent pollinator, it plays a vital role in the conservation of our natural heritage. By carrying pollen from flower to flower gatherers, and contributes to the improvement of yields of agricultural crops.

Apart from the slight blur on the left wing, you did good out ! For first photo : a hat !

The topic is a bit prisoner of the framing. I know that it is not often what you want in the macro.
Your hardware seems to agree and now, it only remains to make photographs, and more and more beautiful.

For your first photo in your gallery I must say it is pretty successful. It is a good macro, it is sharp and well framed. I note once again that it is with a bridge ( (the Olympus this time) that this image is realized. The small sensors of the bridges associated with a good Tele objective of long focal length, are decidedly of the wonders in macro mode. When I see the price of a 105mm macro for an Slr, I say to myself that maybe it would be better to invest in a bridge for the macro, and it could serve as a second APN when you don't want too carry around a Dslr.