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Grey fox
Nov 27, 2018 21:37:16 #
waykee7
Loc: Cortez, Colorado
A couple of miles from my home; I see foxes occasionally (other than the woman I'm married to), but they're always moving and I've never been able to make a photograph I liked. A week earlier I was out with a friend teaching him photography (he'd never shot a good camera, ever) and we had some dramatic light and I told him when your jaw is dropping at some scene, take a glance over your shoulder, you may be surprised the best shot is behind you. So I was shooting some cool lenticular clouds on a 10,000 ft mountain near my home, and you guessed it, I looked behind me and here was this fox. Shot with a Nikon D810 & 70-200 E FL f2.8 lens, f9 1/320th ISO 2200.
Nov 27, 2018 21:41:18 #
... you may be surprised the best shot is behind you.
Great advice and it sure paid off for you here. Close ups are nice, but a good shot of wildlife in its environment is great!
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Great advice and it sure paid off for you here. Close ups are nice, but a good shot of wildlife in its environment is great!
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Definitely a print for your wall. The image has quality light, scenery, and a conservation theme throughout.
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