Passion Fruit …
Or the fruit of a passion?
A passion beyond understanding, but not beyond seeing, intimating – to get a sense of.
Can you see the passion, or love for the activity and intelligence it would take to create a little wonder such as this small yellow wasp?
It’s in and behind the fact, when the fiction of mind such as prejudice – pre-judgment – is left out. Not an easy thing to do.
No such thing as ‘just’ a bug, or ‘just’ anything else of our created nature. That would be a great injustice, to your own divine being.
Mark Berkery ……. Click any picture to enlarge in a new tab
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Nature's Place 
Where did you find all these insects. All i find in my garden in a few blue bottle flys:(
You really bring out the best in these insects
I find the fly’s too. The thing is you have to be in the garden to see what comes and goes. The wasp was only around for a short while, as is often the case for everything else. It’s always on the move and if you’re not there you don’t see it. Bottom line is I spend a lot of time in nature, and less time is required once you know what to look for and where to look – comes from time spent. :)
nice pics of wasp…excellent lighting too..wish to see your lighting system my friend..i know you have a great ideas about this..
Thanks Jamyun. I just use a snoot with diffusion material over the front of it, a few inches from the wasp and big enough to simulate its sky, directed from left or right depending on the scene – to keep from blowing highs or colours.
great ideas..many thanks…
So many stings as of late….all the buzzing about disturbing the flowers.
I appreciate them in the crystalized essence of your images.
You must be disturbing a nest, I can’t see them being aggressive around the flowers?
Stunning pictures!
Thanks.
Lovely images. Mark. :)
Thanks Mike. These little creatures never cease to amaze …
Absolutely spectacular photography!!!!!
Thanks Ernie.
Mark Cute and colors are wonderful !!! Cheers Nonoy Manga
Cheers Nonoy.
wow! She’s misterious sexy lady! I think the world of these animals has always been brought into the human world through the science fiction film. This amazing world really exists, but many people still believe that it belongs to the “fairy tales”.
Yes, it does exist, and it is our own simple nature. The Sci-Fi writers are just calling up their own earthly nature and ‘using’ it to tell tall tales, some to elaborate on that simple nature.
Love the photos! I think that Sci-Fi writers are often “before their time” in predicting things and events of the future. Too many of their predictions have already come true. Who’s to say that an integration of animal, insect, and human worlds may be coming in some future universe? (read Jack Chalker)
It’s already here only very few really notice.
I love that! keep posting Mark:))
I don’t really understand the writing but the shots are stunning. A truly wonderful little yellow wasp indeed. Well done!
:) You see the wonder, that’s what the writing is about … in other words …