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Thanks, Dahlia! I love it when nature breaks the stereotype pointing us in a new direction. It’s an encouragement to break the status quo & try something new. We are built for that, just like a butterfly! 😀

 

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Thanks @paul-3! It’s always fun being surprised

 

Thanks, Dahlia! I’m glad to know you love it too, it’s one of my favorites

 

Thanks, Rob! I have a lot of bee photos, it’s hard to choose just one! Do you mean honey bees? Here’s one I like of a bee hanging upside during her torpor rest. I have a number of shots plus bee info & things to think about in a PDF called Honey Bee Meditations: In Search of Gold if you’re interested.

 

Thanks Rob & I appreciate the assist! 😀

 

Wow, that’s amazing Steve! Great job, thanks for sharing. I don’t currently use Lightroom, so thanks for giving me an update on its new feature. Certainly something to consider.

 

It’s my pleasure, Dahlia! I’m happy you liked the video even better 😀

 

Thanks so much, David! I know this one was a stretch, but it was fun having the challenge of pulling it all together. Glad you enjoyed it! 😀

Thanks for your feedback, Rob & Anne! Very helpful. I’ve continued to have OneDrive issues & may finally have a clean reinstall (subject to testing). I’ll be experimenting with the video idea & have tried desaturating the slide background images (increasing the translucency made them too bright). Thanks very much for your encouragement on the…[Read more]

Thanks, Dahlia! I love shooting bees. I’ve made a PDF with my photos & creative writing you might enjoy called Honey Bee Meditations: In Search of Gold. I’ll be happy to shoot you a copy if you’re interested. 🙂

 

Thanks @paul-3! I really appreciate you weighing in with your comments on this lucky shot

Thanks, Robert! How are your wildflowers coming along?

 

Great, thanks! Isn’t it cool?

Thanks, Robert. It’s the lower left antenna only, here’s an enlargement of it & a detailed bit about it. I find them fascinating. —

Bifurcated insect antennae refer to antennae that are divided into two branches or parts, which is a characteristic seen in some insect groups. This type of antenna is often associated with certain crustaceans and…[Read more]

Thanks for your feedback on this, Dahlia. I’m working on this now with AI. The best solution may be uploading a video to youtube.

 

Try this, it should allow anyone with the link to…[Read more]