It seems this series is never ending! This is what happens when you stop blogging for 3 years and neglect to share any images you've taken. I'm getting close to the end, but there are still a couple more to go, so bear with me.
The following photos are all taken with Nikon's 85mm Nikkor lens. I don't think I change lenses after this, not until this past Christmas Eve. I'll keep this as short as possible - I can only ramble on for so long, right? I'm going to go ahead and warn you, the first 8 photos are of the same group of flowers. Mainly because I had just tweaked the settings on my camera, which made for a glorious outcome. Plus, bugs just kept landing on the flowers and that's something I can't resist.
So, I hope you enjoy.
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| Tiny little bug on a daisy. |
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| This looks like a sweat bee... not 100% sure. |
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| Different type of bee on the daisy. |
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| The bokeh (and overall quality) of the 85mm Nikkor lens is outstanding! |
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| Another amazing example of how beautiful this 85mm Nikkor lens is. Nikon knocked it out of the park. |
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| I was clearly obsessed with these daisies. |
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| Yet another type of bug on the daisy. |
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| Last random bug/daisy combo pic. |
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| I forget what these purple flowers are called. I need to double check with my aunt. |
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| Beautiful little purple flower. |
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| I don't know the actual name of this yellow flower. We have so many mixed flowers in our flower garden, I wouldn't even begin to know all their names. |
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| Naturally I captured a butterfly. |
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| Butterflies are notorious for not sitting still. |
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| I'm pretty sure this is an Eastern Tiger Swallowtail. |
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| Or maybe it's a Black Swallowtail? I'm far from a butterfly expert. |
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| I was dangerously close to this spider. |
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