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J. Scott Coile | all galleries >> Wild(& Tame)life (5 Subgalleries) >> Insects > 159:366
Beesy

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06-JUN-2012

159:366
Beesy

Nashville, TN

A busy Bee on Echinacea purpurea 'Magnus'.

Canon PowerShot G10
1/320s f/2.8 at 6.1mm iso80 full exif

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Jeff Real		09-Jun-2012 12:50
A magnificent wide angle study. Beautiful! ~V~

ac		09-Jun-2012 05:21
Well done.

laine		08-Jun-2012 21:29
A perfect combination of things good for us!!

Frank Brault		08-Jun-2012 21:08
A marvelous image and catch. Love the composition. V

Johnny JAG		08-Jun-2012 20:31
Superb composition

Guest		08-Jun-2012 20:21
Busy! V

Matylda Lempel-Chareza Photography		08-Jun-2012 19:58
well done

petesie		08-Jun-2012 16:02
Wonderful!

larose forest photos		08-Jun-2012 15:19
This is sooooo glorious!! I love the rich colours against the darker background. The composition is superb, as ever, and the bee adds a nice touch. V+

Cindi Smith		08-Jun-2012 14:43
What a beautiful image. You aced this!

Sheila		08-Jun-2012 07:35
A very lovely composition, Scott.

Yvonne		08-Jun-2012 06:47
Fabulous combination!

s_barbour		08-Jun-2012 01:46
Very nicely composed Scott!

an nguyen		08-Jun-2012 01:27
Cone flowers , nice .

Walter Otto Koenig		08-Jun-2012 00:52
Nicely composed with this angle, depth of field and the visitor working.

Coleen Perilloux Landry		08-Jun-2012 00:52
Nice. Did not plant any this year. I am so far behind since the plumbers tore up my gardens.

olivier bruning		07-Jun-2012 23:27
great image. great flower as well....it has great medicinal value!

lou_rozensteins		07-Jun-2012 23:18
Very nice shot. Well done.

Stephanie		07-Jun-2012 23:11
Bzzzzzzzz!!! Bee-utiful image! :)

Karen Stuebing		07-Jun-2012 22:21
Are these a type of coneflower? They're beautiful and I like the composition with them all in receding row. And of course, the bee. Great color and detail.