Wildlife/Animals nominee

In anticipation of the full moon, I spot a few places the day before, to see in what direction the moon would set. I know a great place for foxes, which I decided would be my main subject. Far from a sure shot, I wake up at 2.45am, lay down in the woods at 3.30am and wait, as the moon starts setting. The first glimmers of light appear, at the same time, on my left, the fox comes out of the den. I turn around to find that he has already passed my camera. I wait another 15 minutes, he comes back and looks at me from afar, not sure about my presence. A moment later, he stops right where I wanted.

Wildlife and nature photographer from Rimouski, Quebec, Canada.