Feeding Polinator

Lovely work, first of all. Vivid us of colour, good angling, nice shallow focus, and great technique.
Now, into the nitty-gritty: I love the subject placement at the bottom right. Despite having the subject facing us, it still gives up a very point-of-view feeling, as if we're looking through the eyes of another bee (or other creature), watching the pollination takes place.
Showing the bee covered in pollen is always something I find exciting; nature can be its messiest when it's its most functional. Obviously, pollination is a miracle of nature, but here, up close, it looks to be anything but. This is entirely juxtaposed by the perfect clear droplet on the left of the image, which sits like a pearl, and even seems to IMPLY perfection on nature's part. The sharp contrast between the two seems to show both nature's clean beauty with its messy functionality as a sort of ying-yang equilibrium, always together and never separate combined like a marbled cake.
Wonderful work, I'd love to see a lot more like this.