Hungarian photographerMilan Radisicswas determined to capture foxes.
My country cottage is in the forest and one night I noticed a fox running under the window.
I’m a photographer, so the next day I put out the cameras to see her reaction.
She smelled it, but it didn’t bother her much.
So from there I started thinking about the scenes, what should be photographed.
This and the pursuit of perfection created an addiction that lasted for eight months.
Over the course of this relationship, Radisics named the vixen Roxy.
Then, it was a waiting game to see if and when Roxy would stop by.
Hungarian photographer Milan Radisics observed a fox he named Roxy for eight months.
He captured Roxy in a series of photos outside of his cottage house in the forest.
Radisics would prepare the scene ahead of time with cinematic lights.
Then, he would hope and wait for Roxy to stop by.
She is seen exploring the outdoors, capturing prey, and even venturing inside.
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