After almost two weeks, we found ourselves back to Notre Dame. More specifically, in the little park behind the church, where the pigeons are all overweight have almost no fear of humans, since they eat the weight of one sandwich in breadcrumbs every day, each. And the flowers were full of bees. All those nice places were there, but this time we had the 650D with us! Here, let me show you a small sample of what I managed to take today!
I remind you that I haven't yet received the 18-55mm lens. Every picture so far is with the 55-250mm telephoto lens and sometimes this makes my life a bit hard. But some other times, it makes it so freaking cool! Like in the cases you're about to witness!
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| Yeah, the telephoto magnifies as well. And look at the detail in this photo. And this cute, fluffy... ummm... bee? A fluffy bee? I don't know if I'm comfortable with this! |
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| The editing makes almost no difference. The hair is still there! |
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| This one is beautiful. The bee is more like a wasp and it's not that hairy, while there is a small bee about to land on the flower. Anyway, there is enough for everyone! |
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| Here the editing makes a difference. Slight, but it does. Don't forget to click on the photos, to see them bigger and more glorious! |
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| The beach volley doesn't stop. As long as the weather helps, there are teams to play and spectators to watch. Here I took a nice snapshot of a spike. As long as these people aren't professionals, sports are fine. |
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| Editing, editing, editing. Better colours, sharper image. Because we're awesome! |
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