Another from yesterday , though I think this is a different individual , it's a little darker in colour and doesn't have the same facial markings as the Weasel in my last post , at first I thought it was a small Stoat , but the well defined cheek patches
and very short tail settled it.
Maybe a little tight in the frame for some , but I was trying to convey a sense of intimacy on this shot , thanks for looking.
Processed in DPP / Converted in CS2 (Cropped)
1D3 , 500F4IS+1.4T/c , Gitzo1325 , Wimberley v2 , WWS Bag Hide and some sore lips
1/1600 @ F8 -1/3rd E/comp iso400 RAW
Superb shot Andy. At first glance I did prefer the first you posted but coming back to this one it is definitely the best. You are extremely lucky to get these out in the open. The few I have ever seen have always been in vegetation and as they are so small it's difficult to get anything at all. Have to go along with PhilH and say I am very green with envy.
Robert
Very very nice indeed. Your building up a great series by the look of it. To save your lips try using a damp piece of foam (pipe insulation type) rubbed on a piece of glass
just keep them coming Andy,they are great!!!Any help you could pass on to us,with regard to finding these little gems would be very greatful??
Stewart............
Would love the opportunity to photography one of these elusive creatures.
Posted by Andy Shepherd on July 29, 2008 at 12:29 PM
Hi to all,
Glad you've enjoyed the Stoat / Weasel series , I can't even begin to tell you how great a pleasure it is to get close to these super creatures , especially the Weasel's.
Thanks for all the very complimentary comments guys , your views are always appreciated and thanks for looking.
Cheers
Andy...
Posted by Kim Connolly on July 29, 2008 at 2:23 PM
Discussion
22 repliesAnother from yesterday , though I think this is a different individual , it's a little darker in colour and doesn't have the same facial markings as the Weasel in my last post , at first I thought it was a small Stoat , but the well defined cheek patches
and very short tail settled it.
Maybe a little tight in the frame for some , but I was trying to convey a sense of intimacy on this shot , thanks for looking.
Processed in DPP / Converted in CS2 (Cropped)
1D3 , 500F4IS+1.4T/c , Gitzo1325 , Wimberley v2 , WWS Bag Hide and some sore lips
1/1600 @ F8 -1/3rd E/comp iso400 RAW
All comments welcome
Regards
Andy...
Robert
Very very nice indeed. Your building up a great series by the look of it. To save your lips try using a damp piece of foam (pipe insulation type) rubbed on a piece of glass
Regards
Rob
JR
Stewart............
Steve
David
Dave
Would love the opportunity to photography one of these elusive creatures.
Hi to all,
Glad you've enjoyed the Stoat / Weasel series , I can't even begin to tell you how great a pleasure it is to get close to these super creatures , especially the Weasel's.
Thanks for all the very complimentary comments guys , your views are always appreciated and thanks for looking.
Cheers
Andy...
Ian