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I panned with the bee as he landed, trailing arcs of pollen from the extnsion of his back legs on approach. I was just able to get focus as he stopped in the rockclimber pose. Early morning light required opening up to 5.6, so DOF is lower than I would like. Flash would have been better, but I'm hooked on the backlighted morning glory throat (-2/3 comp)!
This re-post image is a tighter crop (about 30% of the original).  G. Briney
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I was kneeling low with one knee solidly on the ground, both elbows planted firmly against my knees as I carefully squeezed off the shot, and there was no wind. 
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