Foxes have always been known as tricksters. And i can see why with this devious grin. This expression is shockingly so human. Fox have always held a special place in our lores. One of the most famous i can remember is Reynard from the 13th century. Typically he aimed to take advantage of other animals and avoid their follow on revenge.
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I might be a science guy but there rally is nothing like the brauty of an animal! Here is my upvote good sir/ma'am/apache.
I love Animals
Nice click
Thank you
cool! what kind of lens did you use?
A canon rebel, whatever is standard on those
Yeah, the fox looks like it's up to no good :) Nice picture!
Is this your own work?
The photo was taken by my girlfriend (the female in the display pic) using a canon rebel and i the (male in the photo edited it with snapseed)
Awesome photo! I'm impressed she was able to get this shot.
I learned this the hard way, so I'll do you the favor of giving forewarning. Even with original content and "no attribution required" photos, you should state your image sources somewhere in the post or someone might flag you for plagiarism. I got flagged for this in the early days of Steemit even though I technically was within the rules so it was quite the let down. Even after correcting the post and linking to the image source I was not able to get the flagger to relent. It didn't amount to much in the way of SP, but it was quite upsetting nonetheless. Hope I'm not being annoying BTW, just trying to be helpful ;).
Alright i will include next time thanks for the heads up!
The photo yes
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