Wildlife Photography

Fox Fine Art Wildlife Photography Prints and Wall Art

Pictures of Arctic Fox, Red Fox and Black Fox

A Fox photography gallery of fine art photos and pictures of Arctic Fox, Black Fox and Red Fox by professional wildlife photographer Joseph C. Filer, capturing these beautiful animals in their natural habitats in Norway, Canada and Wyoming.

Fox photography prints are for sale as Limited Edition Fine Art Paper Prints, Chromaluxe® Metal Prints, and non-glare TruLife® Acrylic Prints. Frames and large-scale prints 6 feet or more in size are available.

My Fox Photography Experience

Photographing a fox is just one of those things where you have to get lucky. There are no locations that I know of where they hang out on a regular basis. I was in Canada photographing polar bears and an arctic fox made an unexpected appearance. The same thing happened in Norway while photographing polar bears there.

Arctic fox photos, black fox photos and red fox photos require the photographer to be ready on a moment's notice. They all look best in their thick winter coats so that is the best time to look for them.

Facts About Foxes

The name “fox” refers to the 10 or so species classified as “true” foxes (genus Vulpes), especially the red, or common, fox (V. vulpes). Red foxes are about 36–42 inches long with 14-16 inches of this being the tail. Red foxes weigh about 10-15 pounds. After a gestation period of seven or eight weeks, the female fox gives birth to 1–10 or more young (5 is average) and they are called pups.

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View Slideshow

white arctic fox standing pretty on a rock in the snow — Oh, So Pretty

white arctic fox looking down from a rock as if it was seeing a mouse — I See A Mouse

An arctic fox on the ice in the process of losing its white winter coat — Licking My Chops

an arctic fox on the ice appearing to be sneaking up on something — Sneaking Up

an arctic fox standing on a small sheet of ice — Fox On A Berg

an arctic fox standing on the ice in the process of losing its white winter coat — Changing My Colors

a red fox in the air in the process of trying to catch a meal — Listening

a black fox standing on a rock in the golden grass — Fox On A Rock

a black fox peering through the deep golden grass — Focused

a white arctic fox appearing to be tracking a meal across the ice — Tracking Lunch

a white arctic fox hot on the trail of a meal — Hot On The Trail

a white arctic fox sniffing the ice looking for signs of a meal — Tracking It Down

a white arctic fox standing on a rock looking around for signs of a meal — Looking at Lunch

a white arctic fox sitting high on a rock looking good — Foxy Lady

The Beauty of Furry Foxes

Photos of Foxes were one of the most elusive that I ever tried to capture as a wildlife photographer. Just like other animals, they look their best in the winter with their thicker coats. The white Arctic Fox captured here was from a winter trip to Canada to photograph polar bears.

I also came across them in Spitsbergen, Norway while there at the beginning of summer also on the hunt to photograph polar bears. One summer while in the San Juan Islands in search of Orca Whales, I came across a couple of black foxes. I didn't even know such existed.