It’s so hard getting these humans to stay still . . .
WILDLIFE photography normally involves the animal being in front of the camera and the photographer behind it.
This fox, however, had other ideas. Balancing a careful paw on the tripod, it appeared to look through the viewfinder.
The animal is a frequent visitor to the garden of wildlife photographer Giedrius Stakauskas in Orpington, South-East London.
The 42-year-old has even found himself on the other end of the lens as the inquisitive animal investigated his camera.
Mr Stakauskas, who calls the fox Paw because of a white mark on one paw, said he had been photographing him for a couple of years. ‘Paw became so relaxed he even used to fall asleep in front of the camera,’ he said.