The breath of an Arctic Fox

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thats_wildlife said:
I am totally overwhelmed. Perfect in any respect. One of the most amazing shots I have ever seen. 100 out of 100!
This one has deserved much more than 1 Like.
Mike from thats_wildlife
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Thanks very much, Mike. Appreciate it. First shot of mine in too long that I'm excited about having printed, large! Thinking three versions -- metal (not a fan myself but have already been asked), fine arches paper, and canvas.
 
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Maurie_S said:
Incredible shot Steven, I am really glad to see you finally got your trip of a lifetime!
Looking forward to seeing more, ..... but that one will be hard to follow!!
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Thanks! And yup, this is THE keeper from the trip (tho another Fox shot may compete :) ). Some 'good' polar bear shots but not of this calibre I'm thinking.
 
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Gaduf said:
Wow, magnificent Steven!
Look forward to more information on your trip and images from this very unique part of the world.
Gavin
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Thanks Gavin. I'll post in the general forum about the trip itself and gear in deep cold for a week plus, ect.; as well as the experience of 'living on the ice.'
 
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pygmyowl said:
The best! Love the "animalscape" look to it. Assume you went with a guide service - just wondering as I would like to go.
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Thanks. I'll post soon in the general forum about the tour itself (spoiler alert I'll be highly recommending against the tour co. I went with :) ).
 
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andy p said:
Great shot. I love the feel for the ice, the shapes and the environment. Makes you want to pull your toque down over your ears and stay with the fox. (Elbows up...)
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Thanks. I was 'alone' with the fox for several minutes -- very special, indeed -- the other cameras were all on the other end of the iceberg and ultimately 'chased' her toward me, she appeared among the ice rubble as shot here; another shot not yet processed of her simply sitting, resting, looking my way. Saw other foxes on other iceberges; almost certainly one had her den dug in the ice up the side of the 'berg. Another pair we spotted running across the ice. Unbelievable existence -- how the heck do they survive out there in the total dark of winter....
 
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marc said:
One of your very best of late Steven, superb moment and well exposed & processed. (y)
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Thanks Marc. The fox was nice enough to appear in that grand spot of light and shadow, and then look back :) And then very thankfully some cloud chose to make the sky interesting!
 
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