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This was my FM entry, I’ve tweaked it a bit, as per Jon’s comment about the whites not being quite bright enough. I’m a bit restricted on viewpoints, shooting through the kitchen window, but I’m looking at how I can try from a lower viewpoint in the conservatory. I will have to use a bag hide and be very careful, though, as the light shines partly into the conservatory, so the fox will be able to see me there. A single 10W LED security light is the only light source, at present.
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Tom, you should be fine if you are quiet and don’t move around much. Foxes have relatively poor eyesight and are mainly reliant on detecting movement or noise.
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That looks good, Tom. That little lift increases the intensity. Nice one!
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Nicely worked Tom
Tom Dullage
Enjoying retirement, using my time to take pictures and make things in wood
That looks better Tom. Well done on catch lights in both the eyes as well. How about rigging a pole with a sliding bracket to attach a LED lamp to on the other end of the house. You can then play with the light at various heights to get different lighting angles.