Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: Jeremy Roussak on August 29, 2019, 02:23:46 pm
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Jeremy
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You really got him, Jeremy. Good shot.
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Hi Jeremy,
Good catch. I don't see it as 'a stare' from the fox, but the fur does draw our eyes in to his/her eyes. It's more a stare from us.
Thanks for sharing.
Cheers,
Bart
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Good capture.
You might want to remove that rock though.
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I like it as is...with rock. without the rock it floats.
Peter
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This I really like. Unusual which makes it all the better.
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Just as I tried to tell a client: no need to fly to friggin' Africa to see a cat!
We still had to fly, but that's another story of two aborted take-offs at Heathrow.
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Just as I tried to tell a client: no need to fly to friggin' Africa to see a cat!
We still had to fly, but that's another story of two aborted take-offs at Heathrow.
:-(
But a fox is a totally different beast. After all, they are sly...
Peter
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But a fox is a totally different beast. After all, they are sly...
Peter
So are hyaenas, and they are sly enough to work in gangs!
As for foxes, they are everywhere, so why travel?
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True, but why not where you are at the time...
Peter
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Thanks for the comments. Although I see them frequently in my garden, I travelled an awfully long way to see this particular animal: it's a yezo red fox, native to Hokkaido. Those in Manchester seldom look as well-fed and healthy.
Jeremy
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He's beautiful! I don't see him as staring at all. Just a curious, engaged look out at us. Well worth the travels, Jeremy.
Foxes are magical. As a long-time cat lover and a never-had-a-dog person, I'd love to have a fox as a pet.
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He's beautiful! I don't see him as staring at all. Just a curious, engaged look out at us. Well worth the travels, Jeremy.
Foxes are magical. As a long-time cat lover and a never-had-a-dog person, I'd love to have a fox as a pet.
In a home setting . It would be sorta like a dog on crack.;~)
Peter