Hi All
The discovery of a gnawed hole in the bottom of a bag of peanuts stored in my garage indicated we had rodent guests. I went to a local woodland, gathered some set-building material and constructed a reasonably authentic looking ‘habitat’ in the garage. I rigged up an infrared release with a couple of flashguns and went to bed. Next morning this wood mouse revealed itself to be the nut-nabber – this is a very common piece of behaviour for this animal that can be exploited as an alternative to leaving equipment out over night.
Canon 1Ds2
100 mm macro
1/125 @ f11
LC2 connected to LC3 infrared release
2 x flashguns
Tripod
Full frame
Posted by Jeroen Stel on October 14, 2008 at 6:14 AM
Stunning shot!
Love the story behind it and well done!
Greetings,
Jeroen Stel
Posted by Matt Cole on October 14, 2008 at 6:21 AM
that's an excellent shot and I like your ingenuity. Great stuff.
Superb! I might crop a little from top and bottom. I'd love to try this sometime.
Posted by Brett Lewis on October 14, 2008 at 6:28 AM
Fantastic, I really, really like this shot and would love to set something like this up.. Perhaps you could drop me a few tips by e-mail .. Thanks for sharing..
Brett.
Posted by Rob Fisher on October 14, 2008 at 6:28 AM
Great Image Chris,
Setup works well.
Rob
Posted by Simon Litten on October 14, 2008 at 7:35 AM
Excellent Chris. I have a few of these pinching my nuts and have been meaning to have a go at it myself. It's also a great way to be getting a few pictures without the missus complaining about spending time out!
Robert
Discussion
19 repliesThe discovery of a gnawed hole in the bottom of a bag of peanuts stored in my garage indicated we had rodent guests. I went to a local woodland, gathered some set-building material and constructed a reasonably authentic looking ‘habitat’ in the garage. I rigged up an infrared release with a couple of flashguns and went to bed. Next morning this wood mouse revealed itself to be the nut-nabber – this is a very common piece of behaviour for this animal that can be exploited as an alternative to leaving equipment out over night.
Canon 1Ds2
100 mm macro
1/125 @ f11
LC2 connected to LC3 infrared release
2 x flashguns
Tripod
Full frame
Love the story behind it and well done!
Greetings,
Jeroen Stel
Matt
Brett.
Setup works well.
Rob
Simon
good stuff !
Drew
What a great shot, like the set up too.
Barry
Eastbourne / Kansas
Major.
Very creative, lovely setup.
Bertl
Ingenious!!!! just reward for your effort,excellent shot of such a relaxed Wood Mouse.
Well done, just great
Regards Chris
Wish it were mine.
Robert