The Fox, Yellowstone NP

The contrast in how foxes are perceived in different parts of the world is indeed interesting. In Australia, they are often seen as invasive pests with negative ecological impacts, while in other regions, particularly in snowy landscapes like Yellowstone National Park, they become sought-after subjects for wildlife photographers and enthusiasts.

Here we discovered a fox curled up in the snow, a remarkable find. The snow falling, combined with the fox in its natural habitat, creates a captivating and evocative image. The extreme cold at -20 degrees adds to the sense of drama and harshness that wildlife often faces in such environments, making it a story of survival and adaptation.

Photography in extreme conditions like this requires dedication and a deep appreciation for the natural world. It's moments like these that capture the essence of wildlife and the beauty of their habitats, reminding us of the importance of preserving these ecosystems for future generations to enjoy and appreciate.