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Thanks for the tip, but i'll still keep a distance :))

My suggestion is nothing....this is wonderful so whats your problem? :)))))

run!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!run......................!!!!!!!
i think this shoot is perfect benny...
careful my friend!!

i wouldnt use any higher that ISO 200 on nature personally! gives to much noise!

Wonderful picture. If I could ever get out of Auto Focus, I would be so happy. I am always afraid of messing up. As with this picture I am sure I would have lost it.
Great catch.

I'm impressed the way it is. While I can see what you mean, my experience is that wild animals don't hang around long enough to fine tune focusing.

Like you spot metering every time & like Genese ISO200.
Still an awesome capture.
Your foxes are greyer than ours.
In the winter ours are red all over.
:)))

I think this is a lovely photo and I wouldn't want it to look any different… but here is some information that might be useful… digital cameras tend to burn the most information in the green levels… in other words green images will usually come out best… I'm having this problem with red flowers… that is why. Cheers!

hi ;-)

beautiful photo!!!!

Wow - what a fabulous capture !

I would be grateful just to get the chance at taking a fox pic. Its hard to get correctly exposed shots when there are light and dark areas,,,,,don't think a higher iso would have helped as genese say they get too grainy. My camera has a + - button so the exposure can be tweaked some that way.

Haw59....just take a couple in auto then start fooling with the settings....its only pixels and there is always the delete button....

I think you did a great job considering the light conditions.

Great idea pj..... that's exactly what I do auto then experiment....... except the moon - that one I have memorized!

nice to see hem (or her?..)

Beautiful capture!

That's difficult situation.
I guess it's depending on how strong the light is.
usually i use 200 to 400 (when the light is low).
100 when light is strong and
shutter speed 1/60 but then depending on
"ready to hit button" accordingly to the subject.

u got beautiful capture here!

excellent!....

Fantastic again Benny !

I think still is a great catch and a great photograph. Very close...awesome!

Delightful catch. What a moment to be there.
Excellent!!!!!!!!!

I'm not big on technicalities but i still love this photograph!

OK...my comment... I could not resist.....I just love this photo...!!

SOOo beautiful photo...................................

i think you got help or opinion from rpofessional photgraphers...
all you could get from me is....admiration!!!!
Fabulous photo benny....you're in the dangerous zone...
take care...and don't forget to run faster than them :-))))

Well…I surely have no expert knowledge that you have so I wouldn’t dare to suggest anything! Wildlife photography is definitely your strong side!

Nice fox!
Would it help to choose - 0,3 or 0,7 underexposure, or/and shoot in RAW?
than in PS using shadows/highlights?

Lovely picture.

All I know is........this is excellent, dear Benny !! :)))

I think it's great!

a very great shot. Congrat

Never mind the over-exposure...this is still a splendid capture - especially with that incredible eye contact.

AMAZING capture !! Benny you do not stop to amaze me with your wildlife shots ! WOnderful !

Indeed "Eye contact" dear Benny. Fabulous captured and delighted for our eyes. My fave.

gorgeous is not enough!!!