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| This bee wouldn't slow down to get his picture taken - so here's a wonderful artsy portrait of his backside!
Lynda |
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- Posted by bookjunky4life 5 Central IL (My Page) on Fri, Apr 29, 11 at 10:27
| Lynda- What kind of camera do you have? I have a cannon, I think its a powershot. Its not a point and shoot but a larger camera, like a SLR but not. Anyway, my dad, uncle, sister all have the SLR and photos like yours make me want a SLR oh so badly. |
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| What a cute picture! I feel the same as you, bookjunky, I have a ten year old Sony Mavica and seeing all these pictures from everybody with newer cameras has me jealous. Mine has a whopping four megapixels and the colors just don't show true to life. I want a new camera so badly. I'm tired of the crappy Mavica (but it was free, given to us by my boyfriend's mother four years ago). I just want a simple point and shoot versus an SLR, though those would be nice. Anything is better than the dinosaur I have now. Karen |
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| It's not all the camera that you are seeing there - I do some fancy post processing to get a kind glowing art look. A good handy camera is part of it, though. My main camera is a Nikon Coolpix P100. You can check the link below for an article where I explained why I like that particular camera for use in the garden. I'm also really hooked on the Coolpix for slow motion garden video. A lot of my In Bloom This Week articles include videos I shot with that camera. It's really good for when the wind is blowing and there is not way to get a decent still shot. :) Lynda |
Here is a link that might be useful: About my garden cameras
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| Here's a link to video shot with that same camera. I like the way slow motion hides camera shakes and wobbles! :) |
Here is a link that might be useful: Busy Bee Movie
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- Posted by just1morehosta 5 (My Page) on Fri, Apr 29, 11 at 21:49
| Lynda, I loved this video of the bee,you are really good.Thanks for sharing cAROL |
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