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A Bumblebee
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A Bumblebee
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Re: A Bumblebee
Did you get a buzz taking this photo?
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Re: A Bumblebee
That's a beautiful picture. Nature is so amazing!
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Re: A Bumblebee
I assume you took this with your phone camera? The high quality makes me wonder why I lug my heavy DSLR around
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Re: A Bumblebee
Yes, I took it with my 4 year old Google Pixel 3a. I cropped the photo and reduced the size with RIOT; I didn't manipulate it otherwise.
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Re: A Bumblebee
I seldom use my digital (compact) camera anymore. The only disadvantage of the phone is that it doesn't have a powerful optical zoom.
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Re: A Bumblebee
Great photo and very beautifully cropped!
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing.
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Re: A Bumblebee
Sure. but for example, there is a stork nest not far from where I live. It is empty now, but each spring, it is occupied by a pair of storks, and when their eggs have hatched, a couple of storklings (is that a word? ).
The nest is high up on a cut-off tree trunk, and if I take picture with my phone, the nest is tiny. With my digital camera, however, I can take decent pictures of it, even without a tripod.
The nest is high up on a cut-off tree trunk, and if I take picture with my phone, the nest is tiny. With my digital camera, however, I can take decent pictures of it, even without a tripod.
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Re: A Bumblebee
Excellent focus. Lovely image.
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Re: A Bumblebee
Great pic taken with a great phone. I am also a Pixel user.
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