Winter Red Fox.

[Daniel Cadieux]

These guys' pelts look so good and thick and warm during the cold winter months. One of the most photogenic animals one can have the privilege of photographing.

Canon 7D + 100-400L @330mm, manual exposure, evaluative metering, 1/640s., f/8, ISO 800, natural light, handheld, just about FF.

[Rachel Hollander]

Daniel - A beautiful fox and a beautiful image. The catchlight gives the gleam in the eye and takes it up a notch. Love the kicked up snow and the low pov. Well done.

TFS,
Rachel

[dankearl]

They really are spectacular.... Beautiful photo, Daniel, nitpicking I might take a tad off the right side.

[Gabriela Plesea]

Hello Daniel,

Superb capture of this beautiful fox!

This is well exposed, love the colours, great POV. I particularly like the eye contact with subject.

Well framed and presented - I enjoyed viewing, very much.

Thank you for sharing, Daniel:cheers:

Warmest regards,

[steve torna]

Hi Dan, I like the image and the way the fox is coming toward you. I love shooting fox and they can be very challenging because for me anyway, they are always on a mission; when not sleeping they show themselves, quickly complete their routine and rarely look my way and then back to a nap. Great shot! Is that an injury on it's nose? TFS

[Jonathan Ashton]

Another beautiful fox - love the details, only slight reservation about the fox being so central.

[D. Robert Franz]

Can't beat a good prime winter red fox. Great light and fine composition here :5

[Morkel Erasmus]

Sweet image with great light and a wonderful pose.
I am wondering if you have more space at the bottom, just a sliver?

[haseeb badar]

Hi Daniel -- fantastic colours and details , Nice pose and the snow kicked up by its paws adds to the image . I too feel a silver more at the bottom could have been an option .

TFS !

[keith mitchell]

Dan that fur looks so soft that you would like to stroke it, lovely colour and detail.

Keith.

[Steve Kaluski]

Hi Dan, a pleasure to view.

Love the head on approaching stance and trailing snow kicked up by the legs. I also like the placement as I feel the Fox is moving to the right in a diagonal fashion. A hint more image content below would help I think.

TFS
Steve