September 13, 2018

Arctic Fox

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September 13, 2018
Arctic Fox

Species: Arctic Fox (Vulpes Lagopus) | Location: Churchill, Canada

By Cheryl Ramalho

Taken on a Nat Hab polar bear photo trip. I was so excited to see this because I hadn't expected to see an Arctic fox. It was challenging to get a shot because it was very early in the morning and still quite dark. I try to avoid raising my ISO too much because I don't want grainy images but I still wanted a reasonably fast shutter speed. Luckily the fox stood still in a very nice position for a few seconds. A gorgeous animal!

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