Yes, I liked the insect because made me think in Poe’s tale “The Masque of the Red Death” I love horror stories ;-) The bokeh is courtesy of the Fujinon 35mm F1.4 for Fujifilm X series :-)
But I don’t have it anymore. I gave it to my younger brother some months ago. I hope you’ve fun with it, it’s a good lens ;-)
sorry, I keep forgetting you did that, memory like a sieve, you did tell me that before.
Nah, don’t worry. After all I’m just a person thousands of kilometres away in the internet. Instead I’m flattered, with all the nice people you know in real life and the amount of people that speaks to you in the internet, that you remember me kind lady ^_^
A hug from far away :-)
Beautiful! Nicely done, Francis. You captured nature’s beauty perfectly :)
Thanks Lucy. Those flowers are in my parent’s garden at 3800 metres of altitude, they’ve a personal meaning so I’m happy you find them beautiful, wish you a great weak ahead :-)
Oh, I call it wasp, but my knowledge is quiiiiite limited :$ for example to almost everything to eat I call it just “food” because I’m quite bad for names XD
It’s very common in the highlands, sadly in schools teach us about bees (good!) but not about our native species (boo!)
Ephemeral jewels, their petals just last a few days. The fuchsia means that they are almost at point to fall. Thanks Caroline, I read your words as if you would perceiving the aroma of them.
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Beautiful colors, special crop and composition and a nice bokeh. Nature at work. Greetings. Reinhold
Fujinon 35mm 1.4 and beautiful flowers, just a wasp coming to the party in black disguise :-)
lovely bloom and horrid insect! I like the bokeh too.
Yes, I liked the insect because made me think in Poe’s tale “The Masque of the Red Death” I love horror stories ;-) The bokeh is courtesy of the Fujinon 35mm F1.4 for Fujifilm X series :-)
I have that lens too :)
But I don’t have it anymore. I gave it to my younger brother some months ago. I hope you’ve fun with it, it’s a good lens ;-)
sorry, I keep forgetting you did that, memory like a sieve, you did tell me that before.
Nah, don’t worry. After all I’m just a person thousands of kilometres away in the internet. Instead I’m flattered, with all the nice people you know in real life and the amount of people that speaks to you in the internet, that you remember me kind lady ^_^
A hug from far away :-)
Beautiful! Nicely done, Francis. You captured nature’s beauty perfectly :)
Thanks Lucy. Those flowers are in my parent’s garden at 3800 metres of altitude, they’ve a personal meaning so I’m happy you find them beautiful, wish you a great weak ahead :-)
You are very lucky to have such a gorgeous garden :) Sounds lovely! I wish you too, a lovely new week!
:-)
Great image Francis.
Thanks very much Karen. It’s a nice compliment considering your marvelous work with macro landscapes. Greetings,
Francis.
Very nice looking flower, vibrant red and interesting insect ! Actually, I love the insect. What is it ?
Oh, I call it wasp, but my knowledge is quiiiiite limited :$ for example to almost everything to eat I call it just “food” because I’m quite bad for names XD
It’s very common in the highlands, sadly in schools teach us about bees (good!) but not about our native species (boo!)
Doesn’t look like a wasp to me, but I’m no specialist either :D
When I have the chance I’m going to get a better photograph. Those insects visit those flowers always. A kind reader could guess the name :-)
The world is full of entomologists :-)
oh that red… and fuchsia… together… rich and beautiful…
Ephemeral jewels, their petals just last a few days. The fuchsia means that they are almost at point to fall. Thanks Caroline, I read your words as if you would perceiving the aroma of them.