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Feb 09, 2005 15:49 |  #1

Hello everyone
Before I took photos of the sunrise yesterday I photographed these two red foxes on Bouctouche Bay, New Brunswick, Canada. They were looking for a free meal around the smelt fishing nets on the Bay Ice. They did not hang around long and it was still pretty dark out.
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Feb 09, 2005 16:22 |  #2

Nice shot. Despite the poor lighting, one can still recognize what the animals are. The vast ice/snow field really sets a scene. Good work.


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Feb 09, 2005 16:56 as a reply to  @ sparker1's post |  #3

Nice shot. I don't know how perfect the original file is, but you might explore blowing it up to a very large print and see what you get. That is one shot that you would certainly regret hitting the photo editor's Autoequalize button.

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Feb 09, 2005 17:27 |  #4

Very nice! The photo really shows the vastness of the open field and how difficult it must be for the foxes to find food and survive out there in the cold. (I'm pretending I didn't read the part about the free food and the fishing nets :mrgreen: )

Good job! :D


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