I just noticed that my last couple of posts to this gallery were really tight crops, so I guess it's time for a bit more of a habitat shot. This cute little guy was sleeping on this ice ridge when we first encountered him. Seemed to take ages for him to raise his head, and luckily it was during the only time that week when we had some sun.
One thing you quickly learn up on the tundra is that none of the whites are actually white...
Subject: Arctic Fox in winter coat (
Alopex lagopus)
Location: Cape Churchill, MB, Canada
Camera: Nikon D2H
Lens: Nikon 200-400 VR f4 zoom (@ 400 mm)
Exposure: 1/2000s @ f5.6 (ISO 200); +0.3 stop exposure compensation from matrix-metered exposure setting.
All the contextual information surrounding this shot (field notes, all camera settings and processing details, etc.) can be found at:
http://www.naturalart.ca/galleries/mammals/wolvesandkin/detail_4.html.
Thanks in advance for any feedback on this image
Cheers...
Brad
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Detail, comp, subject is all there in one.
Congrats on the EP
Jacob-Carl