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Published: 2010-10-18 13:34:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 7266; Favourites: 502; Downloads: 0
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Young (and therefore quite inexperienced) fox in a hide....
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I just love their faces... so unbelievably expressive...
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I want a pet fox. lol. are you taking snap shots lately?
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Me, too...
And...define snapshots please...?
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Donno, lately your shots has been less saturated than the usual ones i've seen. Maybe it's just me
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And less saturated means more snapshot...?
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Not really, it sometimes just feel like you took it in a hurry, if you do edit your photos, you edited in a hurry. 
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I don't feel offended, I appreciate your honesty.
I take it seriously though, because...I respect your opinion...
Could you give me some examples (links) of photos you think are taken/ edited less carefully..?
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Yeah.
[link] This is the one that i thought you took a snapshot at. I'm was surprised that the image was a bit noisy, and the color looks very desaturated. But i think that's just how the bird is. lol.
Comparing this [link]
to this [link]
The second one just seems to be a bit dull. I wish it was a bit brighter. And the grass in front of the fox to be more green, and the fox more orange. However, I don't know how the setting was like when you took the picture, I'm just saying how i feel about the pic.
I think those two are it. But I really love your photographs, and I am still curious at how you get so close to them. :< lucky! Please don't be hurt by any of the things I've said. D: I really do like your work
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[link] This is the one that i thought you took a snapshot at. I'm was surprised that the image was a bit noisy
Although I wouldn't call it a snapshot (since I really took efforts for this one) I totally agree that it's a bad photo. The simple explanation is that I didn't have enough light, which cause the flat colours and noise.....Not a bit noisy...very noisy
I don't know how the setting was like when you took the picture
I take my photos in RAW and since this is an unedited file format they always need some editing. I don't know if it is because I recently calibrated my monitor, or because I edited in a rush.
And then of course there's the actual scene, too..... One is taken on a summer evening, with very warm light, while the second is taken in the shadow, which makes a big difference for the colours.
Anyway....editing isn't that always that simple. I notice the differences and I'm not even sure witch one I like better. At least the second look a lot more natural to me...
> Please don't be hurt by any of the things I've said.
Hehe, if you touch my photos, you touch me....!
But honesty is so much more appreciated than a dishonest 'amazing'.....
I must have a few 1000 watchers by now and you're one of the few that does this.....thanks for that.
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;_; it's cuz i care...
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as always, fantastic job. great focus on the fox, whats he looking at? he can't be looking at you because head is to the side
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He looks like he's spotted something.
Beautiful picture.
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Foxes are one of my favorite animals, and it's rare I see such beautiful pictures of them on here
The position is wonderful...both of you and the fox.
Great photo, lucky you caught it!
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This is awesome. It almost looks like the fox is fake!
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Yay ^^
I love foxes, but have only seen two alive
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Aww, I like 'em! He seems like he's ready and raring to go. Nice shot!
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