Real-Life Captured : Bee Man | 10% Beneficiary to shy-fox

I had been wondering how the stingless honey was processed. So, along with some friends, I set out to the remote village (Beureghang) yesterday afternoon, a home where this man cultivate bees. It took me around an hour to get to this place by motorbike. We had no idea where this man's address was, so we had to make a few stops asking where this bee man live. When the day almost came to an end, we finally found his place.

Here, I am not just showing you photography but beyond that, I want you to look at another portrait of a man with an uncommon routine. When I was about to go in, he was busily processing the honey from the container ( hand-made container for the honey process). Surely, I first thought, these bees would harm me and I was afraid to come closer but after he told us that these bees were stingless, I was relieved.

I let him do his work, after asking his permission to take his photo, I stepped away because I did not want to distract him or his bees. From a few meters away, I started to capture him processing the honey. Then, I knew after witnessing this man was patiently taking out honey from the pot. He almost three hours but he only got a little honey which is why this honey is pricey. Stingless bees are believed to be very beneficial to our bodies. So here are some pictures of the life's portrait of a man with his bee.

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Camera	Nikon D7000
Category	People Photography
Lens	Tamron Tele-Macro 70-300