Red Fox Kit

[Bob Miller]

Found this guy at Bombay Hook De

Nikon D-300
1/1000 sec at f4
500 mm F4
ISO400
All comments welcome
Improvements to bg? darken the road?

[Meesh Fink]

Oooh, really nice. :D No critcism from me!

[Ken Lassman]

Guess I will have to change my name to Bob to see one of these guys....did you and Bob Decker post these to make me jealous....great eye contact and the lifted paw pose is terrific. Like the composition also. I might run NR and adjust contrast and exposure slightly to make him stand out a little more. Nice capture. TFS

[Tom Redd]

Very nice, I like it as it is, but darkening the road just a little may help him stand out a little more.

[Lance Peters]

hi Bob - nice!!! Like this a lot.
I could be wrong but feels like it just needs a little CW rotation and Id be tempted to crop a little from the top.
Like it!!

[Colin Knight]

I like this little guy, well done! I think the crop needs more room on the bottom. It would give him somewhere to "look in to".

TFS!

[Jackie Schuknecht]

Nice shot Bob. Exposure,WB, and sharpness all look VG. Like the suggestions about cropping and maybe a vignette around the edges.

[Troy Lim]

Bob, stunning shot. Agree with Lance on little CW rotation to balance it out.

[Mark Young]

Love the low angle, the Fox looks great. I like the look on it's face.
I imagine the same rule applies to animals as it does to birds in that you want more room in front of the head rather than behind it?

[Dave Mills]

Hi Bob, Mostly this image is well handled with a great subject. I agree with some comments above in regards to cropping. I also feel a small bit could come off the top and wish for a small amount more at the bottom.
The fox does appear to be going slightly uphill and could use a small amount of cw rotation.
You could darken(just a little) of the sandy area and see how it looks. It doesn't really bother me as is.
I like the pose,lighting and good detail.

[Alfred Forns]

Looking good Bob !! Not sure how much room do you have but would not mind having more room to the left rather than right !!! Excellent !!

[Bob Miller]

Many Thanks!