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I was playing with Oli (my dog) in my back yard when I saw this brown spot in one of my plants.
At the begining I thought it was a dry leave, but when I realized that it was a bee I couldn`t believe it.
And also I still cannot believe the fact that the body is in perfect conditions and completeley empty.
I don`t know the reason or how this bee died, maybe because of a fight, or some spider poisoned her...dunno really.
What I know is that she still have the sting, and of course, ants and bugs have fed on her, leaving only the skeleton. (you can see how light passes trhough her body)
Of course, I didn`t had to ask her to bee my model.
Hope you like it!
Regards!
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Hey Fernando - interesting note and image to go with it! Not sure what else to say here. The details are good, the colours work well and the whole thing is nicely framed and presented. The curiosity factor is high here, well done in spotting the subject matter :-)
Ola Fernando !
Great eye to notice that one. I will just add to Richard's comment, the effect is really surprising, almost like a chinese lamp. Great macro!
Robert
Olá Fernando
Bela macro :)
ok super macro
Bom registo e edição
:)
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