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Submitted: June 12, 2012
Image Size: 2.1 MB
Resolution: 2400×1600
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Make:Canon
Model:Canon EOS 60D
Shutter Speed:1/790 second
Aperture:F/5.6
Focal Length:100 mm
ISO Speed:800
Date Taken:Jun 12, 2012, 11:36:30 AM
Software:Adobe Photoshop CS4 Macintosh
Sensor Size:10mm

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lavender breakfastby =Ben-Kelevra

Photography / Animals, Plants & Nature / Invertebrates

_{data:100mm, 1/800s, f5.6, ISO800
location:Bee at Sage-Patch in Berlin, Germany
camera:Canon EOS 60D
lens:Canon EF 100mm 1:2.8 USM macro

titel: Lavender Breakfast
photographer: Ben Kelevra
taken: 2012/06/12
portfolio: [link]}

Sorry guys, actually it's sage, not lavender. I took a lot of pictures in a lavender patch and in a sage patch, so I must have interchanged them. Sorry.

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Critique by *Phos-Ink Jun 12, 2012, 11:17:07 AM

How eye-catching. A beautiful, near monochromatic scene, if not for the splash of difference in the feasting bee. I could complain a little how centered he is, but having taken scenes like this myself, I understand how typically praised off-centered focus is not always ideal. The photograph is misty like the morning, which is emphasized by your appropriate title. The details that pop out are incredible. You've delightfully obeyed the rule of thirds, with the stalk to the left, the bee attached, and the mostly blurred stalk to the right. Thus, the photo feels balanced.
I must reiterate how appropriately titled this photograph is. Lavender- the consuming colour scheme. Breakfast- the only action, with so many implications.
Overall, nicely captured.

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