Hi friends,
I share with you a bumblebee, which literally "fell" dead from exhaustion on my desk with this heat that we have in Paris, seen from the side and from the front in studio macro photography mode.
Taken with a Canon Dmk2 and a Sigma 105mm lens. Lighting with two led lamps on the left and on the right and a little above the subject.
from the side :
Image stacked from 19 images in Helicon Focus with method C and 1 smoothing.
from the front :
Image stacked from 24 images in Helicon Focus with method C and 1 smoothing.
Sincerely,
Frank
Bumblebee
Bumblebee
Equipment : binocular magnifier Bresser Biorit ICD x20 x40 / Microscope "Bresser" science infinity / Home macro bench
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first name : Franck
YouTube channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTbdg7 ... J_VpBU54YQ
first name : Franck
Re: Bumblebee
Hello friends,
I share with you the left antenna of the bumblebee under the microscope with 10x objective
(It is missing a piece at the top left of the image below. I count 6 "pieces" in the photos of this post while I count 7 or 8 pieces on the top of the left antenna of the image of the front face bumblebee from the previous post)
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FRanck
I share with you the left antenna of the bumblebee under the microscope with 10x objective
(It is missing a piece at the top left of the image below. I count 6 "pieces" in the photos of this post while I count 7 or 8 pieces on the top of the left antenna of the image of the front face bumblebee from the previous post)
White background :
Black background : friendships
FRanck
Equipment : binocular magnifier Bresser Biorit ICD x20 x40 / Microscope "Bresser" science infinity / Home macro bench
YouTube channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTbdg7 ... J_VpBU54YQ
first name : Franck
YouTube channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTbdg7 ... J_VpBU54YQ
first name : Franck
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Re: Bumblebee
What camera and lens did you use (or did I miss that)?
Re: Bumblebee
Bumblebee looks quite friendly, unlike the flies...
Great images
Great images
Re: Bumblebee
Try putting the bee in some water and vinegar for a few days
You might find an intersting payload of mites fall off it to the bottom of the container
The mites use the bee for transportation rather than being parasites - although thry do live innthr bees nests
You might find an intersting payload of mites fall off it to the bottom of the container
The mites use the bee for transportation rather than being parasites - although thry do live innthr bees nests
Re: Bumblebee
Hi there,
DonSchaeffer: The equipment for the macro version of the Bumblebee is a Canon 5Dmk2 with a Sigma 105 mm macro lens and for the aerial of the Bumblebee the equipment is a microscope Bresser science infinity.
Thank you RMB for the tip and thank you imkap for your feedback.
Friendship,
Frank
DonSchaeffer: The equipment for the macro version of the Bumblebee is a Canon 5Dmk2 with a Sigma 105 mm macro lens and for the aerial of the Bumblebee the equipment is a microscope Bresser science infinity.
Thank you RMB for the tip and thank you imkap for your feedback.
Friendship,
Frank
Equipment : binocular magnifier Bresser Biorit ICD x20 x40 / Microscope "Bresser" science infinity / Home macro bench
YouTube channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTbdg7 ... J_VpBU54YQ
first name : Franck
YouTube channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTbdg7 ... J_VpBU54YQ
first name : Franck