Red Fox

I think it has something of a fairytale
iso 200 1/40 sec. F4.8

Edwin Kats

Very,very very nice! and tack sharp....
Regards
Frederic

Edwin your pictures are great but your forum input could be improved IMHO, what do you think?



Tim

Edwin your pictures are great but your forum input could be improved IMHO, what do you think?

You are absolutely right Tim. It's just the lackof time. I will try to spend more time on one forum instead of 5. Thanks Tim for the eye opener.

Edwin Kats

Thanks Edwin, much appreciated

Hi Edwin,

This is a lovely image and your use of DOF is spot on , very well done

Regards

Andy...

Love the way this is framed by the plants
Cheers
Brian

Cracking image to view

Wonderful image Edwin, I too am a fan of the way you've used the foreground foliage to frame this.

Regards

JohnS

Very good Edwin. Like the selective sharpening giving a very pleasing image.

Major

Another cracking fox to go with those on your site Edwin

Great image,well framed by the oof bits

Wish it was mine!

Andy

Edwin, i have to agree with Tim Munsey. If you have time to post i think you have time to comment on other images, there is no excuse for posting on 5 different websites.. ...Very nice fox image by the way.
Rene de Heer

Rene,
Tim made a point and there is no need to repeat this. I have very little time to sit behind the computer. And when I do I visit at least 5 photo forums. Also I have to work on my own website and moderate 2 forums. So yes, my time behind the computer is very short and it's impossible for me to replie on every image. This does not mean I don't have to comment at all. So I'm trying to comment on this site some more because this is a great place with great photographers.

Edwin Kats

Hi Edwin

This is a georgous shot & tack sharp to add, awesome

With regards to commenting on posts, I with you on this one, don't feel pressured to reply like you have had to above,

Thanks Vincent

Edwin Kats

Hey Great shot Edwn wish this was mine

Danny

Sharp and nicely framed by the veg, but I feel the Fox a tad low in the frame insofar that the virtual feet will be close to, or even just out of frame as it is!

Thanks Nigel,
Indeed there is no room for the virtual feet. I had to shoot this high because there was so much rubbisch on the ground wich I can't clone out in a hundred years. So, you're right but I choose to shoot this way to keep a cleaner shot.

Thanks,
Edwin Kats

Sharp as a tack and beautifully framed

Super shot and expression - think I'd have gone for a clean shot too under the circumstances you described.


Mark

very very nice Edwin

A lovely window through to habitat view.

Hey, I know what you mean about the posting and commenting bit Tim. I went through the same thing, no time to comment but had plenty of time to post. Eventually my commentors dissappeared. Hummmmmmm I thought,what has happened, are my photographs that bad, so I have corrected my commenting. Now I see more helpful comments to my postings, but now I don't waste valuable time commenting to those who don't reciprocate.If I can' find time to comment, then I just don't post a photograph, until I do have time to commenton on others photographs.. Don't think we're just picking on you, I see it throughtout NPN. Lots and lots of photographs posted, but few commenting except the same commentors, over and over. You have beautiful photographs and deserve comments for your hard work.Thanks all you loyal commentors, what would we do without you.

Another cracker Edwin

Love the inquisitive look on his/her face!!

Alan

Nice use of selective sharpening. Well done.

Ian