I’ve been sharing my own photos now for eighteen months so I thought the end of the year was a good time to call it a day.
If you wish, you can find the photos I shared by following the tag “LifeLens” on the main page of my site, or by hitting this link.
I thought I’d just round off the series by re-presenting a handful of my own favourites.
I just loved the clarity in this one. We even see that the bee is carrying something as it flies toward the thistle.
Mister Bump 
👍 Stunning!
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Thanks
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It is so clear, and I love bees!
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That is an amazing shot.
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thanks
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Amazing, really the colors are so brilliant. I just want to know how you get those bees to pose for you?
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Mrs Bump was standing just out of shot. It was going for her!
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Remarkable photo
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Thanks.
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You’re welcome Pete.
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Whatever the reason, as long as you get those beautiful shots.
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Oh, Bump! That just makes my heart beg for spring to arrive.
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That was in the garden on Mompesson House, if you ever get as far as Salisbury. NT.
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I’ve been there! We went to the cathedral to see the origami dove art installation, and then went to Mompesson House. As I recall it was a lovely Georgian garden with a cute tool shed.
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We used to send daughter to a tutor Saturday mornings, we’d walk into the city centre and, since we were in the NT anyway, would often get tea and cake there. I don’t think I ever went in the house, though!
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Now I’m disappointed. I’ve really been enjoying your photos and I hope we will see some more during 2022. 🙂
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There are probably seventy or eighty ones which I consider half-decent, under that link. I publish hi-res images and it’s eating up disk space.
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I cull my blog every six months 🙂
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