How to take photos of killer bees???

On 2007-10-22, dadiOH wrote:
> Victor Smootbank wrote:
>> I want to take photos of killer bees in action, I want
>> to take photos while they are eating people.
>>
>> How can I do that???
>
> 1. Build screenwire cage 6'x6'x6'
> 2. Put camera with WA lens on tripod in one corner
> 3. Capture many bees
> 4. Put bees in cage
> 5. Go in cage
> 6. Activate self timer on camera
>

Much more efficient just to find the hive, set up the camera pointing at
it and stick your arm in.

If you could set up a webcam as well, that would be spiffy.

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 >> Stay informed about: How to take photos of killer bees??? 

The answer is, very carefully! These bees don't eat people they sting them
to death by swarming.

Approach slowly if you must, I wouldn't though if I were you. When the
guard bees fly at you back off!!

That's was what I was told to do if I encountered them.

Rob.

"Victor Smootbank" wrote in message

>I want to take photos of killer bees in action, I want
> to take photos while they are eating people.
>
> How can I do that???
>
 >> Stay informed about: How to take photos of killer bees??? 

On Oct 22, 12:08 am, Victor Smootbank wrote:
> I want to take photos of killer bees in action, I want
> to take photos while they are eating people.
>
> How can I do that???

http://www.popphoto.com/lighting/1347/review-alien-bees-b400-strobe.html
 >> Stay informed about: How to take photos of killer bees??? 

Oh yea forgot an important point.

Don't let even one sting you! The sting kills the bee but releases a
sent/pheramone that triggers the sarm attack.

If you try this I won't be at your funeral!


"Rob Bradford" wrote in message

> The answer is, very carefully! These bees don't eat people they sting
> them to death by swarming.
>
> Approach slowly if you must, I wouldn't though if I were you. When the
> guard bees fly at you back off!!
>
> That's was what I was told to do if I encountered them.
>
> Rob.
>
> "Victor Smootbank" wrote in message
>
>>I want to take photos of killer bees in action, I want
>> to take photos while they are eating people.
>>
>> How can I do that???
>>
>
>
 >> Stay informed about: How to take photos of killer bees??? 

Rob Bradford wrote:

> Oh yea forgot an important point.
>
> Don't let even one sting you! The sting kills the bee but releases a
> sent/pheramone that triggers the sarm attack.

Rob,

You haven't noticed yet that that is the behaviour the OP is looking for?

So hit the hive with a stick, jump on them. Let them sting!
And don't forget to take the good advice given about how to capture the
event on film.
 >> Stay informed about: How to take photos of killer bees???