Andre Pretorius
04-05-2015, 12:19 PM
Shot one morning in the Auob riverbed.
As I approached I spotted the commotion in the centre of the riverbed some distance away. Light was not on my side and the action was too far away..
As all photographers do, could not help but to try and capture the special moment, at the back of my mind the thought that it might work, but it never does....:t3
Bat-eared foxes are monogamous- here we have the family together playing, and not a fight with an intruder. It took a while to figure out what was going on as the third fox was the same size.
They rolled and ran all over the place.
The highlight of the sighting was when one came up closer to investigate the vehicle before scurrying off over the road towards their den.
Did not notice the grass stalk until I downloaded...:Whoa!:
Nikon D3S with 600F4
1/1250 @ 5,6
ISO 2500
+1/3 EV
As I approached I spotted the commotion in the centre of the riverbed some distance away. Light was not on my side and the action was too far away..
As all photographers do, could not help but to try and capture the special moment, at the back of my mind the thought that it might work, but it never does....:t3
Bat-eared foxes are monogamous- here we have the family together playing, and not a fight with an intruder. It took a while to figure out what was going on as the third fox was the same size.
They rolled and ran all over the place.
The highlight of the sighting was when one came up closer to investigate the vehicle before scurrying off over the road towards their den.
Did not notice the grass stalk until I downloaded...:Whoa!:
Nikon D3S with 600F4
1/1250 @ 5,6
ISO 2500
+1/3 EV