Honest Moments with Forest Animals by Konsta Punkka

Crawling on the ground for hours at a time in the midst of winter at the mouth of a cave doesn’t sound like an especially fun time, but for Finland-based photographer Konsta Punkka it’s a significant sacrifice to get the excellent photograph … of a fox. At the age of only 21, the budding wildlife photographer has proven himself wildly able of catching tender portraits at remarkably close quarters of squirrels, birds, foxes, and other woodland animals.

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