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By the Light of the Silvery Moon
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Posted By: ToddK, 07-25-2020, 03:50 PM

or actually, the reflection off of a chrome car grill. But we can imagine it is the moonlight and the bee was working late

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07-26-2020, 05:44 AM   #2
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Almost looks like she's sleeping on the job.
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Wow, I'm certainly into automotive photography, but I've never thought of anything like this!

Clever stuff, Todd.

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Good idea that works well !

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Almost looks like she's sleeping on the job.
It sure does. Thanks for commenting Dave!
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Wow, I'm certainly into automotive photography, but I've never thought of anything like this!

Clever stuff, Todd.

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Thanks Jer! The reflection kept getting into my shots of this bee, so I decided to try to make it part of the image.
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Good idea that works well !
Thanks so much Dan!
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Good timing and well captured
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Good timing and well captured
Thanks EM!

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To me, that is an exceptionally well composed photo.
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Ha ha ! You had us ... Nice one.

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Certainly a different take on a old vaudeville soft shoe .
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To me, that is an exceptionally well composed photo.
Thanks so much for the great comment lesmore!
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Ha ha ! You had us ... Nice one.

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So it worked!
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Certainly a different take on a old vaudeville soft shoe .
Thanks pichaser!
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QuoteOriginally posted by ToddK Quote
or actually, the reflection off of a chrome car grill. But we can imagine it is the moonlight and the bee was working late
Awesome shot - great title!
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Awesome shot - great title!
Thank you pherbert!
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Don't know how I missed this one first time around!

Sneaky title - it got me too!!!

But great image! Love the way the fine hairs of the bee and the plant are back-lit, yet the image is still so well-exposed. I would have sworn you must have used fill-in flash, but the EXIF data says "No". Whatever, a very successful capture.
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Don't know how I missed this one first time around!

Sneaky title - it got me too!!!
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But great image! Love the way the fine hairs of the bee and the plant are back-lit, yet the image is still so well-exposed. I would have sworn you must have used fill-in flash, but the EXIF data says "No". Whatever, a very successful capture.
Thanks K2 to K50! I just underexposed it to make sure I didn't blow out the reflection and brought up the shadows in PP. It is amazing the details these Pentax sensors capture when underexposed.
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