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Submitted: December 11, 2009
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Make:Canon
Model:Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Shutter Speed:1/40 second
Aperture:F/3.2
Focal Length:24 mm
ISO Speed:800
Date Taken:Aug 2, 2009, 7:35:39 AM

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Bench Islandby *PlastikStars

Photography / People & Portraits / Other

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Photographer: Corwin Prescott

Model: Myself
Make-up and Hair: Myself
Styling: Myself
Editing: Corwin Prescott

Yay! Corwin! And the fox. My buddies. We all went out for a walk in the dog park wif teh foxies.

It rained a lot the day before, and made a mini bench island. You should've seen Corwin carrying me across it ontop of cardboard boxes. It was pretty epic.

The fox and I got stranded. :3

Philadelphia, PA
(August, 2009)

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or beauty and mudness.

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beauty and madness.

~dyslecticdog Mar 20, 2011

There is always something about reflections in puddles that is as mesmerizing as babes and foxes... there is a drone movie called Fox and Child, it has its moments.
Motorcycling on a lonely Vermont country road rounding a curve I spied a fox watching me with paws crossed as I rode by... I was spellbound. I turned the bike around went back and parked at a distance... we watched each other, the fox in thickets edge, me sitting on the bike not making sudden moves. that lasted for minutes. I started the bike and rode away, the fox remained as if sitting in a cafe to watch the tourists roll by... and I in awe and grateful for the encounter.
your photo triggered that memory with many an innuendo...