Dutch picture taker RoeselienRaimond isn’t apprehensive about confronting the components to get her “amazing shot.” Her affection for natural life, especially foxes, moves her to take her camera on different open air trips, bringing about some inconceivable photographs. Her most recent series catches red foxes as they’re covered in snow.
Despite the fact that she lives in a metropolitan region, Raimond frequently wanders into nature to think that she is creature subjects. This implies staying in one spot for extensive stretches of time, ordinarily in inconvenience. “It was – 12°C (10.4°F) when I shot these foxes, which is uncommonly cold here,” Raimond tells My Modern Met. “I was lying in a savage blizzard and got totally assimilated at the time. It was just when it got dull that I understood how eager and hypothermic I had turned into.” The aftereffects of her difficulties are worth the effort, in any case, as she figures out how to snap photographs of foxes very close and from an assortment of points.
The fox subjects in this series appear totally calm in the blizzard. In many pictures, the fox has its eyes shut as the snowflakes cover its thick hide; and in others, it rests in the layers of snow. “I have now been reading up fox conduct for north of 10 years and I have had the chance to meet many foxes,” Raimond proceeds. “I would never have envisioned that a wild hunter could have such a delicate demeanor. They are likewise extremely canny creatures with complex nature, which makes them intriguing to follow.”
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