Fox Cub in grass

[John Robinson]

Fox Cub
D200
640 ISO
320th sec.@f7.1
Sigma 500 mm
ev -1
70%of frame.
Spent over a month on this family of foxes .
Great times.
Cheers
JohnR

[Stuart Philpott]

Is he on an ant hill John ? I really like him atop that and can half imagine a sibling mugging him:w3 ,it also lifts him a bit from the grasses making him very clear to view. Great choice from my point of view!! It's a lovely image and you have me reminiscing too:years back down in cornwall you have taken me . John can you tell me what the like was like please? Thanks for posting this,I really want to try and get to grips with a den my self if humanly possible,beside the memory lane trip you have reinforced that enthusiasm

take care

Stu

[John Robinson]

Thanks Stuart.
It indeed was a time to be remembered. The light was late afternoon/early evening in June. So quite low from slightly left.
Cheers
John

[Andreas Liedmann]

Hi John a cute and solid looking image .
Like the pose and the typical foxy look of the pup .
Nice setting , i might just lower the overall saturation a fraction , specially in the greens/yellows

TFS Andreas

[John Robinson]

Thanks ANDREUS. HThanks Andreus. had a bit of a play.
John

[Andreas Liedmann]

Looks better to me :5

[Loi Nguyen]

Hi John, so very cute. The RP works for me. Since you got to spend so much time with this fox family, did you try to shoot at really low angle? Loi

[John Robinson]

Thanks all. Loi
It was hsrd to move things as I was having to shoot through a hole cut in a sheep fence !. I,ll have a search through - se what I can find.
Cheers
John

[Rachel Hollander]

John - RP is an improvement. I have removed the "Theme" prefix from this and your other fox image because a fox is not a rodent.

TFS,
Rachel

[John Robinson]

Rachel-I did realise but couldn't work out how to get rid of it. Surprised no one noticed earlier
John

[haseeb badar]

Hi John -- As i had a look to the OP i instantly felt that saturation is on higher side but certainly RP is an improvement . TFS !