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I must add my ditto to everything said above. This is simply exquisite. I would love a copy for my wall of animal pictures. He must have been a little bit trusting to allow you to be so close.
Posted by Sharon Ward on March 30,2012 | 04:57 AM
A FOX TRYING TO NAP, WITH ONE EYE OPEN. LOVE THE BLACK AND WHITE.
Posted by Paulette Ward on October 15,2011 | 03:11 PM
I still think it is the best photo ! the whole composition is awsome. I will vote it every day! Congratulations to the author! elsa
Posted by elsa franke on March 31,2011 | 06:54 PM
...This picture captivaded me. Simply!...lovely!. The eyes of this beautiful animal, and their look!. A black and white picture!...just perfect. Thanx!. LOVE IT!.~
Posted by JUDY on March 31,2011 | 05:03 PM
Using black and white in this photo was a bold move that works perfectly. Sure, color would work too but what a statement this choice makes. The emotion? captured in the eye of the fox is priceless and the detail is exquisite. Great job!
Posted by Rich Whipkey on March 27,2011 | 09:48 PM
OK, this is the one I want hanging on my wall. There is just something incomparable in the eyes of a wild animal. Awesome photo Jennifer.
Posted by Karen Harper on March 27,2011 | 03:22 PM
I get the same look from my cat when I interrupt her nap, so I know this is a "for real" shot. Love the aspects brought out by using black and white instead of color film.
Posted by Cyd on March 26,2011 | 12:22 AM
I do love this, Jennifer~ The eyes look alert but tender and I do would love a poster of it. :) Thanks
Posted by Dalia on March 26,2011 | 12:38 PM
What makes this photo for me is how the photographer filled the frame entirely with the critical portion of this fox... that feeling seems a pure reflection of the closeness and tightness of the fox in his bundled position....the photo conveys the feeling of the subject's experience....
Posted by Chalsa M. Loo on March 26,2011 | 04:20 AM
The expression of the eyes , the highlights and the shadows are perfect. The defensive position of the body,A REALLY BEAUTIFULL PHOTOGRAPH. PERFECTION!
Posted by Elsa Franke on March 21,2011 | 07:11 PM
wish it were in color!
Posted by brilliant on March 21,2011 | 08:34 AM
I think the photo of the fox is one of the cutest I have ever seen. thank you, Constance
Posted by Constance Van Hoek on March 20,2011 | 03:30 PM
Great job! it must have felt amazing to capture this.
Posted by Tina on March 19,2011 | 04:18 PM
The textures and detail are exquisite, as is the composition. I also would like to see this in color too, but the black and white show off the finest quality of each hair on this handsome guy or girl. I wonder what kind of distance this was shot from?
Beautiful.
Posted by Marie Whitmarsh on March 19,2011 | 02:49 PM
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