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    Default Red Fox ....in evening back light

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    Hi folks ...like to throw color in the mix.
    This image was taken in sept in the Amsterdaamse Waterleidingduinen close to the city of Amsterdam in the Netherlands .
    Some accessible foxes live there ....
    Went there for the foxes and the nearby area for the European Bison , well the Foxes were good but the Bisons have not been very cooperative this time . They simply did not show up ....in a good way.

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    F 7,1 ; Iso 5000 ; 1/ 1600 sec ; man exp ; Auto Iso

    Processed with DPP and PS CC 2018 ; Full frame

    Thanks for watching and commenting to previous posting

    Cheers Andreas

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    The texture of the fur looks silky smooth and the colours look good. I am a little uneasy about the wiggly sky line, I think I would have been tempted to fill it in. I think I would move the fox just a little to the left.
    Noise looks almost non existent....... I see you have gone to DPP from Capture 1??

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    Thanks Jon ...sky is not ideal , but do not fiddle by filling it . The Fox is just right there where it sits .... ...well for me .
    No i did not move , from C1 to DPP , just a matter of what i like to use . Sometimes i do use this , next time i do use the other one.

    Cheers Andreas

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    I like the composition and placement of the subject Andreas and as Jon said, it has a soft, silky, almost dreamy look & feel, can't fault the POV, spot on. Personally, I think the image benefits in having that break in the sky, but the area that contours the ear does look a little out of character as it follows the line perfectly...

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    A truly special image ! I absolutelky love it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve Kaluski View Post
    , but the area that contours the ear does look a little out of character as it follows the line perfectly...

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    Steve is that good or bad .... ? Not sure about the context , cause of language barrier . Can you please clarify ? I have done nothing to it .... as shot !!!!

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    Oh sorry forgot to say thank you for your comments ....Basil and Steve !!!!

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    Steve is that good or bad .... ? Not sure about the context , cause of language barrier . Can you please clarify ?
    It looks as if you created it because it follows the ear too well, (perfectly), the rest of it is just a wavy line, but the fox has managed to place the ear spot on with the grey horizon, nicely done.

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    Thanks ......... not planned though .....

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    If you have it then re crop, easy to extend if not, but perhaps adding a sliver above might help????

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    Full frame as posted

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    Full frame as posted
    Where????

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    Maybe a misunderstanding ...the image is as shot , nothing added

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    The low angle is killer on this one so is the composition with the fox looking into the frame. Looks great for the high ISO.

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    Really nice soft light on this fox. I like the alert pose and those great eyes.

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    Hi Andreas - Great low pov and I like the soft tones and silky look to the fur. Did you lighten the eyes at all?

    TFS,
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    Thanks John , Greg and Rachel for your kind comments , much appreciated .

    Rachel ....eyes are as shot , just gave them a slight contrast boost

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    Love the low angle and the glowing eyes in the soft light.
    Really well pulled off. Good points made on the sky behind but not a deal-breaker for me.
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    Thanks so much for your comment ....Morkel .

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    Great. I really like the softlock.

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    Thanks Frank

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    Hello Andreas:)

    I too like the soft look here. I take it you have a "soft spot" for those foxes

    Lovely dreamy quality to this image, Boetie. Nice POV and wonderful pose. Framing is great.

    Works for me as presented, wonderful work!

    Kind regards,
    Gabriela Plesea

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    Hi little Sister .... hope your are good
    Thank you for your kind comment .... greatly appreciated . The spot is on .... i know where it is soft with the foxes .

    Have a great evening ....

    Say hi to Carl ...

    Cheers yours Boethi

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