Critique Sly old fox

[novice2novicephotography]

This image depicts no doubt for me the adage “you sly old fox”. Straight out of Camera. With this focal length I feel the image a little soft with the light conditions yesterday .
Canon EOS R- Aperture Priority-1/2500sec, ISO 2500 F6.3 @ 600mm

 

[Cobra]

You certainly caught the moment with that one.
Yes I agree its a little soft and a little dark too.
But both are easily rectified with a couple of clicks in photoshop, should you so desire .

 

[woof woof]

You've captured a lovely expression there Scott. Well done for that

 

[novice2novicephotography]

@Cobra Thank you for your comment , I did think it looked dark, the second opinion confirmed this

 

[novice2novicephotography]

@woof woof Thank you for your comment

 

[Gav.]

Lovely image

I'd only repeat what Cobra has already said

 

[novice2novicephotography]

The first image is the second Vixen coming in for food . She seemed proud . The second is her looking up as the Red Kite's as they started showing for the spoils .
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[novice2novicephotography]

@Gav-canon Thank you for your comment . Added a further 2 images from the same shoot different Vixen

 

[Gav.]

@Gav-canon Thank you for your comment . Added a further 2 images from the same shoot different Vixen

I'm on my phone, I will be checking these out on the laptop tonight look nice

 

[woof woof]

The looking up shot reminds me of the Jake Thackray song "Bantam Cock."

All lovely pictures but maybe No.2 and 3 need just a touch more processing to make them pop as much as No.1? Or maybe you're happy with them as they look now and if that's the case maybe you're right

 

[Gav.]

Found my tablet at work and had a look..

If it were me, I may be tempted to add a little more contrast, lift EXP and tad more colour to the 1st in post #7
for the second may be lower the highlights a tad, lift EXP and tad more contrast, colouring looks good.

Take what I say with a pinch of salt, my processing is alot of trail'n'error

Over all, lovely I'm envious, only seen one or two as their tails vanish into the bushes

 

[novice2novicephotography]

Canon EOS R- Aperture Priority-1/2500sec, ISO 2500 F6.3 @ 600mm