Roeselien Raimond is a Netherlands-based photographer who is fascinated by both nature and creativity. After working as an art therapist, she shifted her focus and became a professional web designer. In 2009, she won a semi-professional camera in a photo contest, which encouraged her to take photography more seriously.
Since then, her work has published in several well-known international magazines. These days, she expresses her love of nature through writing, painting, and photography.
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I know of no animal that shows as much love and affections as foxes do. That could be because I know no animal, like I know foxes, but that’s not the point here.
The point is… love. Foxy love to be more precise.
Foxes are known to be smart, false, deceitful, and mean creatures. A successful character assassination; even I believed it as a child, when reading the famous fox fables. That was, until I started following foxes and learned to know them very well and found out that love must be their middle name.
Foxes use any excuse for a good cuddle session. Under the guise of “Shall I remove some ticks for ya?” coats are extensively combed and ears skillfully licked with a 100% pure dedication.
Mothers and children, brothers and sisters, vixens and dog foxes… it’s like a sort of hippy community. Sleeping for peace and waking up for love… and prove them wrong!
There’s one thing I can still agree to regarding the fox fables: foxes are smart indeed! They understand that it’s love that makes our world go round.
So spread the word… and that (foxy) love.
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