Wild Crying fox?

[nandbytes]

Caught him/her on my car this evening. It was rather dark but I managed to grab a couple usable shots.
It sat around for quite a while, surprisingly didn't mind me taking pictures with an 85mm lens and it's eyes seems like its welled up. May be it was just the cold.

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[Joeturner11]

Nice environment shots, looks like the ISO held out well!

 

[nandbytes]

Nice environment shots, looks like the ISO held out well!

thanks but ran it through Topaz denoise AI.

 

[Joeturner11]

thanks but ran it through Topaz denoise AI.

even still lovely image, think I need to invest in that!

 

[Jeff15]

Very nice set

 

[nandbytes]

Very nice set

Thank you

 

[derekG]

Occasions like this don't come around very often you did well in capturing it.

 

[Dale.]

Nice one. Amazing how they adapt................. or just don't care.

 

[JohnC6]

Very nice shots. It's eye in the first shot does look a bit watery but in the second one seems ok. Maybe it's the light in the first one..at a different angle.

 

[holty]

cracking shots

 

[nandbytes]

Occasions like this don't come around very often you did well in capturing it.

Indeed, I am surprised it actually was on the car. I used to see them every other day but never on cars!

Nice one. Amazing how they adapt................. or just don't care.

Thanks. First time I have come across one that didn't care about my presence. Normally they run away as soon as I open the door.

cracking shots

Thank you

 

[nandbytes]

Very nice shots. It's eye in the first shot does look a bit watery but in the second one seems ok. Maybe it's the light in the first one..at a different angle.

Thanks
I am not so sure about the angle+lighting.... in this front facing shot below also his eyes seems watery.... almost like puppy dog eyes.

 

[JohnC6]

Thanks
I am not so sure about the angle+lighting.... in this front facing shot below also his eyes seems watery.... almost like puppy dog eyes.

Ah,yes..I see. I wondered what conditions could cause that in dogs and found this. It does look sad . It seems to have a good coat so otherwise healthy. Hopefully it might just clear up.

Watery Eyes in Dogs - Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, Treatment, Recovery, Management, Cost

Epiphora is the medical term for excessive watery, ocular discharge. Often second to other conditions, watery eyes are a problem when followed by other symptoms.

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