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Red Fox
EOS300D, 28-70@63, iso 100, ev-2/3, 1/2400, f2.8, handheld It's not very often I get my 28-70 out to shoot wildlife but I did last weekend. As Carol said in her post, we had the privilige of being able to spend some time with a couple of red foxes. I watched this female for some time from my hiding place and was surprised to see her heading toward me. I managed to switch lenses without worrying her and held my breath as she got within a couple of feet of me. I turned the flash off as I didn't want to startle her. The sound of the camera did make her stop for a second, then she carried on past me on her merry way, so I only managed this one shot, but it was cool to get so close to her Dave
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by Paul Skoczylas
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by Carol Clarke
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