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Russia's remote north-eastern Chukotka locale is an aloof ice tundra, yet even in this severe scene, Russian picture taker Ivan Kislov can discover wonderful indications of life among the foxes that live and chase here in nature. He consented to converse with Bored Panda and let us know all the more about his stunning photographs.
Kislov, who exists in the north-eastern port city of Magadan, works in Chukotka as an issue engineer. When he has time amid his long moves, he searches to photography for "unwinding from schedule." He gets a kick out of the chance to go on "treks to blocked off spots, raftings," or simply basic strolling visits to "watch the natural life."
In spite of the fact that he takes pictures of everything from bears and reindeer to wolves and stoats, Kislov says the foxes are regularly exceptionally eager models: "Foxes are interested and can come close, and I shoot with wide plot and telephoto lenses."
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