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If you were to venture up to the north-eastern Chukotka region of Russia, you would find yourself in the middle of an arctic tundra. Firstly, it would be absolutely freezing. Secondly, you would be hard pressed to find any semblance of life apart from yourself. So, why would Ivan Kislov venture off into this frozen wasteland during his breaks working as a mining engineer?
Well … turns out there is more than snow in the Chukotka. This snow covered region is the native hunting grounds of wild foxes. Thanks to their thick coats, these foxes are able to withstand the cold and thrive in this otherwise unideal habitat. Foxes are majestic, wonderful animals in their own right, but seeing their bright fur juxtaposed against a snow-white backdrop is absolutely fantastic. Noting their beauty, Kislov has taken to photographing the foxes in Chukotka.
To see more of Ivan Kislov’s photography, check out his website and 500px page.
All image source: Ivan Kislov
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His other photos are well worth looking at. May animals and breathtaking vistas. He truly has a knack. There was a fox who crossed my little pond a while ago and I am hoping that when it thaws I will see him/her more often.
Beautiful photos of exquisite animals. I am glad there are so few people going through there as people too often mean danger for wildlife. I will check out his other photos and even if he does this as a hobby only-it might be more relaxing for him that way-we get to reap the benefits of it.
I had already seen those pictures and I am glad to see them again. I find them as awesome as I did the first time I saw them. Kislov is a brilliant photographer. Thank you!