In Contrast To "Rough Looking Fox" thread by Palmor....

.....We got a couple beauties on the weekend.

Wonderful captures and loved the relaxed look in #2.

a couple of great shots especially No.2

Great capture, and these look skunk free.

Looks to me to go one beauti twice :-}

really love no.2!

Michiel

beautiful! I found quite a mangy looking fox the other day, made me sad

Thank you all for the kind compliments.

Pondrader wrote in post #17347534
Looks to me to go one beauti twice :-}

Nope not the same one at all. Two beauties as you can tell by the marks on the noses.

Sorry spellcheck is so cool lol,... I was saying you have two shots of the same beauty,.....and I know him well

It is NOT the same fox in these two pics. Each pic is an individual Fox. As I said, look at the nose markings! We were shooting both fox as they were standing beside each other.

Great pictures. I really like #1 -- he's focused but not on you.

Great shots.
The nose markings look like the same fox to me as Jeff mentioned.
But hey, I wasn't there and 2 fox or 1 they're still great photos.

Sorry for the previous posts/negative as my hubby had downloaded these pics to our server, and I myself was NOT paying attention. I have fixed the pics now to reflect the two separate foxes. Again, my apologies.

As for these Fox, yes Jeff they are well known in these parts, and tame enough that anyone can get shots like this without the need for a telephoto lens. Heck, we could have shot with our 14-24 and easily filled the frame. Yes, fun to shoot, and catch in different poses, BUT, my problem with this is, no challenge as compared to getting pics "in the wild". Don't get me wrong, they are a fun shoot, just does not give me the same satisfaction as shooting a "truly" wild quarry in its element. It is good practice however.