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Selected for the Hall of Fame on 2004/Aug/01

Photographer:	X Silend Lee HoF
Folder:	Hall of Fame 2004
Uploaded:	2004-Apr-05 13:55 EDT
Rating (Count):	HOF Quality (6) View all ratings - Delete my rating
Copying allowed:	No
Camera:	Olympus E-1
Lens:	Olympus 50-200mm f2.8/3.5
Lens Adapter:
ISO:	100
Aperture:	3.5
Shutter Speed:	1/500
Focal Length:
Flash:	No
Tripod/Monopod:	No
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Wow!!!

Oh Silend this is a fantastic shot. You have captured the bee perfectly and the flower is just exactly right!! Its beautiful!! Over here in Ireland the weather is terrible. All the birds and bees have checked into a centrally heated hotel. Hopefully they will come out soon!! Best wishes, Eugene.

Eugene Donohoe HoF Win ♥ ¤ $ $ at 16:08 EDT on 2004-Apr-05 [Reply]

I'd also wanna say, Wow

Really a great shot~ and besides... I'd really want to have that lense~

Raymond Park at 21:39 EDT on 2004-Apr-05 [Reply]

I'm so jealous...

This is such a wonderful capture, Silend. Fantastic colors, remarkable smoothness, besides the brilliant capture of a difficult subject. Even if I did own this lens, I would be hard pressed to produce results this nice. As with all of your pics, I'm really impressed with the smoothness of the processing and brilliant colors...I'm assuming your shooting in RAW? What software are you using to convert and compress to JPEG? Anyway, thanks for sharing. Awesome!

John Roper HoF Win ♥ ¤ $ at 01:19 EDT on 2004-Apr-06 [Reply]

Splendid!

Silend Lee, you beat me to it. I was about to post mine when I saw yours. You can say its a different version of the same subject(s). ;)

Splendid shot!

Regards.

Rahmat Yusof Win at 02:19 EDT on 2004-Apr-06 [Reply]

Outstanding

This is an oustanding capture. The bee's position and the framing of the flower is perfect...and so are the colours. I really think you need to get rid of the dead air above the bee though. It throws the entire pic off balance.