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Published: 2012-05-08 07:56:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 32291; Favourites: 3293; Downloads: 0
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I might have said it before, but: Happy Animals are the Best Animals
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especially love the very serene, zen like look on his (her?) face. you excel at capturing wildlife!
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Hello thrumyeye, this art piece was also featured in my recent journal, Springtime .
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Hi
Iβve featured this image on my latest journal [link]
If thatβs NOT okay, please let me know and Iβll remove it immediately β many thanks =Cmac13
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I just love your foxes, really! They are so "kitsune"-like, that my heart melts!
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he has mastered the ancient art of zen meditation!
Dude...or girl, not only do you have amazingly original pictures but you have creative captions to go with them.
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Your deviation has been featured in my journal!
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GREAT! Again perfect picture of a fox. How you do it? Maybe you are a fix too....!????
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Great image. However, when you blurred the background/foreground, I think it would have looked a little more natural if you'd used some selective gradients. The blur on the background is believable but the blur on the foreground grass isn't. I suppose it's entirely possible that the blur is natural straight out of the lens with some very specific geography between you and the subject, but I'm skeptical.
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Fore and background are cleaned up a bit an I reduced noise from it, but the blur is a lens feature, made in camera.
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Bizzare, the fore looks painted over. Damned if you do, damned if you don't.
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i can imagine him, like a wise sage, saying "peace."
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This picture makes me grin so hard my face hurts. I'd love to put it on my wall- any chance of making a print available?
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Wow, so creamy DOF! would u like to share which lens you use?
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Thanks...a Canon 300mm F4.0
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this is nice, i want it fullsized to set on desktop
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