After staying in all morning and afternoon due to rain, again... by the time it got to tea-time (5pm) I thought to myself, 'that's it, i'm fed up, i'm off out down the hide' . I hate staying in on Sundays.. so after a boring day, I made my way to Thornley Woods. 2 hours later and not a deer or fox in sight, only one Jay came out in the rain. I saw a bee flying round a foxglove and so decided to take a few shots. This one seems to be the best of the bunch. A bit noisy as the light was bad but still not bad.
Settings
- Shutter Speed - 1/100 sec
- Lens Aperture - F/5.6
- ISO 100
- Metering Mode - Pattern
- Focal Length 45mm
Settings
- Shutter Speed - 1/250 sec
- Lens Aperture - F/3.5
- ISO 400
- Metering Mode - Pattern
- Focal Length 200mm
Settings
- Shutter Speed - 1/400 sec
- Lens Aperture - F/3.5
- ISO 400
- Metering Mode - Pattern
- Focal Length 200mm
4 comments:
beautiful! I love the purple flower
Great pictures, the bee has been nicely caught.
Do you know what, Carol? I LOVE the rain picture!!!
The color of that yellow flower behind that glass full of rain drops - it makes your story perfect about a rainy Sunday afternoon. You captured the right moment! I LOVE it!
Thankyou Jenty and Andre
Sue I wasn't really thinking about that at the time just saw the rain outside and the lovely colour outside of the flower and took the picture. But you are right it does tell a story.
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