Red Light

Evening had already arrived. Sometimes your mind wonders if you should stay waiting for the animals a bit longer or not. Waiting is an option as 400mm 2.8 lense gives that extra light and time to try to capture the “shot of the day”.

After a long evening with no luck, I suddenly noticed a fox. I immediately hit the ground and started to approach the sitting fox. It's a gamble – I know.

Usually my tactic is to wait for the animal to approach me. But in this case, the sun was already down and I didn't have any seconds to waste. I got really lucky as this curious fox was co-operative, it just sat there and let me approach in the distance. However, I needed to be super fast yet delicate in my movements.

Adjusting the tripod – check.
Adjusting the camera settings – check.

On cue the fox turned it's head, observing a distant noise. And then came the icing on the cake:
The backlight of a distant car formed a red light, appearing as a red moon.

It was obvious that this picture would be called “Red Light”.

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