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Arctic Fox Portrait (Dressed for Winter)

Arctic Fox Portrait (Dressed for Winter)

This photo was taken shortly after a blizzard at Toronto Zoo, with the Arctic fox looking very much in his element and fully appreciating the snow and cold....
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This photo was taken shortly after a blizzard at Toronto Zoo, with the Arctic fox looking very much in his element and fully appreciating the snow and cold.
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SONY DSLR-A850

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Aperture 28/5 ISO 200 Shutter 1/640 Focal Length 250/1

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Aug, 2018

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Chatter Award

Contender in the Visual Poetry Project

Gem Award

Achievement in Originality

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Halfway22 Award

Curator's Selection

Top Shot Award 22

Jewel Award

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Peer Award

Absolute Masterpiece

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