Red fox

[Jimmy_Lemon]

I recon its a very good statue Really is a stunning shot as always Mike

 

[deanlewis]

Both are fabulous, but no.2 is the stronger composition for me.

 

[moomike]

Thanks Alby, lammie, Mitch, Mr.Lemon & Dean for the feedback

 

[chewyuk]

As good a shot as I have seen on here, really very good. Number 1 for me because of the context of the surroundings, but I really what not be at all gutted had I shot number 2 either

Both very special.

 

[moomike]

Cheers Neil
(Just taken a look at your website for the 1st time - you've got some stunning wildlife images there mate - especially like the zebra one )

 

[wildtracks]

Wow. I have spent a lot of time observing foxes, and I know this look!

Just to be different I think I prefer number 1. It has more info in it, I mean you are laying down in the foxes path, it even looks like you are emerging from its den! The trees add info as to the time of year and the hues you have chose really compliment this...

I need to get a decent tele...What mm lens did you use for this capture?

 

[Lufbrarunner]

I like these Mike, great work in capturing and processing, there seems to be a real connection with the subject.

Now if you could just nail a Sealion shot

Seriously, great work Mike.

 

[Slapo]

I'd crop a bit of the bottom as well, but i don't like much blur in the background.
Good shot as usual from you.

 

[spencer]

Stunning shots!!
& the processing is second to none!

Spence

 

[moomike]

...What mm lens did you use for this capture?

Cheers for the feedback mate, the shot was taken with my 70-200mm

Now if you could just nail a Sealion shot

Cheers Steve

I'd crop a bit of the bottom as well, but i don't like much blur in the background.
Good shot as usual from you.

Cheers for the feedback

Stunning shots!!
& the processing is second to none!

Spence

Thanks Spence