We do that too -- and also don’t give a flying fuck about neighbours. Supporting bees is crucial.
The Mellow Monkeysays
Tough luck neighbors, honeybees are more important to me than your esthetics.
Absolutely. The sooner people get over wanting every last inch of space around them groomed into oblivion, the better.
Kengisays
Gorgeous shots. Especially that first one.
I see Charly nailed the sweet spot on the zoom where macro focusing still works, and managed to work the depth of field just right. (Why can’t Nikon put in a hard stop at that zoom point when in macro, or, at least, program in a pause at that zoom level?)
Kengisays
Also should add, it really isn’t easy to push the P900 to do macro that well. It just wasn’t designed for it. Getting shots that good with that equipment is really impressive. Gotta love that magnification, though! That’s one advantage of the system.
busterggi says
I finally had a good crowd of honeybees on the wildflowers in my yard last summer so I didn’t mow that area until the flowering was over.
Tough luck neighbors, honeybees are more important to me than your esthetics.
Caine says
We do that too -- and also don’t give a flying fuck about neighbours. Supporting bees is crucial.
The Mellow Monkey says
Absolutely. The sooner people get over wanting every last inch of space around them groomed into oblivion, the better.
Kengi says
Gorgeous shots. Especially that first one.
I see Charly nailed the sweet spot on the zoom where macro focusing still works, and managed to work the depth of field just right. (Why can’t Nikon put in a hard stop at that zoom point when in macro, or, at least, program in a pause at that zoom level?)
Kengi says
Also should add, it really isn’t easy to push the P900 to do macro that well. It just wasn’t designed for it. Getting shots that good with that equipment is really impressive. Gotta love that magnification, though! That’s one advantage of the system.
Ice Swimmer says
Our fur-vested ally is hard at work in the first.