Here's one more red fox I took at the same time as the first (http://www.naturephotographers.net/imagecritique/bbs.cgi?a=vm&mr=30686&CGISESSID=f9cc62b647ecbbc019db52bb0cba72c1&u=32496).
It was about five thirty last month, the light was nice and I was quite low down for these...
He was at the British Wildlife Centre in Surrey, UK.
The conditions were the same and the photo info:
Nikon D300, 300mm f4 with TC14E at 1/500th, f6.7 and ISO 400.
Hi, the greens are a bit bright.... nice and sharp and a good portrait, it is good practice to put a (c) in the title to denote that the animal is captive....
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6 repliesIt was about five thirty last month, the light was nice and I was quite low down for these...
He was at the British Wildlife Centre in Surrey, UK.
The conditions were the same and the photo info:
Nikon D300, 300mm f4 with TC14E at 1/500th, f6.7 and ISO 400.
Matt
Cracking portrait!
Alan
I confess that I would like to see either less neck or more fox, but that is a personal thing. Lovely detail.