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The Gatherer
I've developed a fascination with the dandelions since they have started sprouting in my yard so much this year. This photo is the first in a series of three on dandelions. This shot was taken late morning as the sun came in at a great angle making the dandelions glow. I noticed this bee on one and using my trusty 50mm f2.0 macro lens got down on my knees to take a shot. The bee ignored me and busily went about his business of gathereing pollen. His back half firmly rooted on the flower head, while his front half was a blur of side to side and up and down motion. I hope you enjoy this!
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