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    Cunning as a



    Self Critique: I'm not too sure on the composition. Does it need a crop? I have a cropped image in my hard drive, but I am reluctant to post it up.
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    Re: Cunning as a

    Yeah, I think it would look better cropped a bit. The first place my eye goes is the fox's body, rather than his (her?) face, and all the grass is distracting. The fox looks good though... very sharp.

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    Re: Cunning as a

    I would have more on top and less below, would have been nice if you had all the tail in this shot. How did you get this close, they are quite timid aren't they? S
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