My Macro Photography
With macro, you can see how detailed the small portion of the honeybee appearance. These honeybees are my morning visitors, I was fortunate to take photos with ease all in the comfort of our own garden.
Honeybee constant movement and flight patterns is difficult to take, it really requires patience and observation. During photography time as my most quiet moments, I treat bees as my friends the same way as humans, it’s just a bond throughout photography hour. I just need them to keep still for a second for zoom setting.
Honeybees Extreme Close-Up Shots
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As the morning sunshine illuminates the honeybees, it lends a golden glow to this scene.
You can clearly see their complete body parts; triangular head, pair of sensory antennae, thorax, abdomen, three pairs of legs, outer shell called exoskeleton.
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Honeybees has 5 eyes: 2 compound eyes and 3 simple eyes.
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