I’m not really sure why, but I’ve always been somewhat fascinated by foxes. I think it’s because they always look like they’re thinking about something – and not just about food, like dogs. They look more like they’re trying to figure out how to get out of going to a dinner party, or debating on whether or not they should cancel their cable because they mostly watch Netflix and Hulu. In addition to their sly, contemplative air, I’m also drawn to their autumnal coloring. They’re essentially the mammalian equivalent of perpetually changing fall leaves.
Below is a fantastic series of photos of foxes by a very talented photographer and designer named Roeselien Raimond. (And check her out on Facebook) I couldn’t resist adding captions beneath a few, but please feel free to ignore them.
“If this bus doesn’t get here soon, I’m calling in sick.”
“I’ll do laundry tomorrow. Probably.”
“Vacation in the country, they said. Swimming in the lake will be charming, they said.”
“Don’t look at the donuts Reggie brought in this morning. If you look at them, you know you’re going to have one.”
“I wonder if I can jump up and touch that awning.”
“Crap, it’s Malorie. I still haven’t responded to her email.”
“Car wouldn’t start. I walked.”
