So many problems with this photo but did not get anything any better so have processed it several times trying to get it right - maybe not possible. I exposed for the fox and the snow had lots of fringing - blue and red. I added a warm filter (summer in Topaz at about 50%) to tone down the blue snow. I then removed the fir needles in the foreground because of the fringing, and used PS lens correction to get rid of the blue fringe on the foxes feet. I sharpened the face more than the rest of the photo - not sure where I focused but it looked a little soft to me. She only sat there for an instant. I think the color in the fox is about right.
Any suggestions?
Nikon D3S, 200-400 f4 lens plus 1.4 converter, at 460
ISO 800, f5.6, 1/320 sec
Manual Exposure







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with a HL layer (not OL) at 15 %.The background is multiplied 2x and neutralized with ED.After all that i reduced the overall sat. plus reduced then blues ,cyans ,yellows and reds.

.It was nothing personal,nothing for you or Laurie or someone else.So keep it easy, i do so too !!!!
