The “Eye of the Sand Fox” Appears in Xinjiang, the World’s Highest-altitude Desert Aerial Photography | International | CTWANT

Photographer Wang Hanbing’s “Eye of the Sand Fox”. (Picture / flipping “Fast Technology”)

The beautiful foxes in the desert are amazing! Recently, mainland photographer Wang Hanbing took pictures of the wonders of the Xinjiang desert. The two puddles in the desert are like fox eyes. At first glance, they are a bit scary. This scene has sparked heated discussions among netizens.

according to“Fast Technology”According to the report, photographer Wang Hanbing used a drone to take pictures in the Kumukuli Desert in Xinjiang in July. A “desert fox” appeared in the desert like this. From the photos, it can be seen that a pair of lake-green eyes are very clear.

It is understood that the Kumukuli Desert in Xinjiang is located in the Bayingoleng Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture of the Uygur Autonomous Region. It covers an area of ​​1,600 square kilometers and is the highest desert in the world, with an average altitude of 4,000 meters. This happens after heavy rainfall.

Wang Hanbing posted on Weibo on the 31st that his photographic work “Eyes of the Sand Fox” won the annual picture award of the 8th “China Drone Image Contest” held by Sohu, “We went there just in time for the rainy season here. After the heavy rain, many puddles of lake water formed in the desert, looking down from a high altitude, it is very strange.” When shooting with a drone, he accidentally found that the water looked like a fox’s eyes, which is why he took this rare photo.

After the photo was exposed, netizens responded with comments such as “It’s a little scary”, “The blue-eyed fox in the Lu Palace”, “The magical view of the desert is like a real fox fairy”, “Don’t stop me, I’m going on a treasure hunt”, “Nature is really amazing”, “I think it’s beautiful, the more I look at it, the more I like it”.

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