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21 July 2007
Photo Hunt - Tiny
Tiny is the theme of this week's Photo Hunt. so here goes:
A single bloom on a Buddelia.
A bumble bee getting a snack from teasel flowers
Tiny? well in both cases the blooms are pretty small...
Wow...the flowers are really tiny and beautiful. It fits this week's theme. That bumblebee did give the extra touch to the shot. Well done. Wishing you a calm, happy and lovely weekend! http://crizlai.blogspot.com/2007/07/photo-hunters-tiny.html
I checked out your picture of the white Misumena vatia (a new term for me). I like how it stood out on the pink flower. My yellow one stayed on the sunflower all season last year while it was in bloom and then after it started to fade. I keep checking the garden this year but haven't seen any others yet.
Purple flowers are my fav!!! I really like these photos! You live so close to Madurodam - you'd love photoing this 'tiny' spot on this earth - you ought to plan a holiday venture there!!! Well worth it! grins,
OBTW - please vote for me at http://www.benspark.com/xshotvote.html THANX
I love your photos! They are always a surprise...I am amazed at that macro lens...not that I even know what that is lol...Great photos though! My photo is up, please come and visit
I hope folks take the time to see the large versions. The flowers are actually fuzzy under the bloom. The bumble bee? It looks so soft that you think you could cuddle it!
SO, did you get really close or have a good zoom? Love the bee shot!
ReplyDeleteWow...the flowers are really tiny and beautiful. It fits this week's theme. That bumblebee did give the extra touch to the shot. Well done. Wishing you a calm, happy and lovely weekend! http://crizlai.blogspot.com/2007/07/photo-hunters-tiny.html
ReplyDeleteWow, that's great. I thought of posting a similar picture, but went a different route.
ReplyDeleteI checked out your picture of the white Misumena vatia (a new term for me). I like how it stood out on the pink flower. My yellow one stayed on the sunflower all season last year while it was in bloom and then after it started to fade. I keep checking the garden this year but haven't seen any others yet.
ReplyDeleteThe bee is exquisite! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love your close up shots!! Very beautiful color and TINY.
ReplyDeletethat's a great macro shot!
ReplyDeleteThanks all.
ReplyDeleteTN Chick. not a zoom but a macro lens and a ring flash - Money well spent as they have allowed me to get some really pleasing close up shots!
I bet they are there Whirlwind - just hiding in plain sight!
Good Picture for this weeks theme. Happy 20.07.2007 ;-)
ReplyDeleteWow! Beautiful close-ups!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
as usual superb shot. great macro!
ReplyDeleteThey are both great shots. Happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteI like the colors. Two nice shots!
ReplyDeletegreat pic, am glad to hear you didn't get that close to the bee after all!
ReplyDeletePurple flowers are my fav!!! I really like these photos!
ReplyDeleteYou live so close to Madurodam - you'd love photoing this 'tiny' spot on this earth - you ought to plan a holiday venture there!!! Well worth it!
grins,
OBTW - please vote for me at http://www.benspark.com/xshotvote.html
THANX
I once tried to photograph a bee, but the situation ended up not so pleasant! Wonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteGreat PhotoHunt today, and thank you for visiting my blog.
Very beautiful flowers. Nice capture of the bee.
ReplyDeleteMine is up too.
Great close-up shots. That's a lovely purple flower. It seems the bee loves it too.
ReplyDeletebeautiful shots! great job
ReplyDeleteHappy Photo Hunting
Pam@
www.pamgwillim.com
Yeah, they are small but most of us will run away from them.
ReplyDeleteThose are some beautiful flowers you have over there. Great capture of the bee. Have a great weekend, and thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love your photos! They are always a surprise...I am amazed at that macro lens...not that I even know what that is lol...Great photos though! My photo is up, please come and visit
ReplyDeleteas always, great take on the theme :)
ReplyDeletelove the violet flower... and that shot of one single bloom makes the whole photo unique... and a beautiful macro shot of the bee... great job...
ReplyDeletemine's up too... check it out...
http://alvin-chew.blogspot.com/2007/07/photo-hunter-tiny.html
have a nice weekend...
cheers
Those are gorgeous shots!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos as always .. :)
ReplyDeleteLoved the tiny petals of the flowers and the bee is tiny too, compared to other things.
ReplyDeleteCome see mine.
Wow, you were able to get the bee moving. Nice photo.
ReplyDeletehave a great weekend! :)
Your macro shots are always really great.
ReplyDeleteThanks all for your kind words
ReplyDeleteThose shots are beautiful! And you were very brave to get so close to the bumble bee.
ReplyDeleteI wish *my* buddelia looked like this. It looks a bit twiggy at the moment!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
Wow, gorgeous!
ReplyDeletenice bumblebee!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots! Beautiful. :) Certainly tiny. :)
ReplyDeleteMy tiny photos.
I never thought of a bumbleBEE as BEEing BEEautiful BEEfore.
ReplyDeleteHe looks cute suckling on that tiny flower!
that is an amazing shot and a great one for the theme.....
ReplyDeleteYou always have such great pictures and this week is no exception!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend and week to follow!
These are beautiful! I think I need to splurge on a macro lens!
ReplyDeletePerfect shot!! I love how much detail you can see!
ReplyDeleteNever thought of a buddelia being tiny before - but I see what you mean:). Buddelias grow like weed round here. Teasels don't do too badly either.
ReplyDeleteWow! The second one with the bee is great! Very tiny flower!!
ReplyDeleteI hope folks take the time to see the large versions. The flowers are actually fuzzy under the bloom. The bumble bee? It looks so soft that you think you could cuddle it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! Wonderful colours and incredible detail. Lovely.
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