Why Being a Wildlife Photographer Is the Best Job in the World
These photographs were originally sent to me by Marg from Tasmania and they are just wonderful. Upon querying with Marg where they originally came from she found the source on a blog site called deMilked. That site explained:
You have to really love animals to go into nature photography. After all, it requires more patience to catch some deer in your lens than to photograph a mountain. Mountains don’t run away! Some animals don’t run either. In fact, some of them are really curious and come closer to check out the photographer. Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? Apparently, foxes and squirrels.
So here is the first batch of these gorgeous photographs.
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More to share with you over the next two Sundays.
Thanks Marg!
Learning from Dogs 
That’s what I want to be when I grow up.
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Hopefully you are well on the way of getting there! Lovely to have that reply from you.
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Brilliant!!
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More to come in a week’s time, Val.
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How beautiful, the sharing
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We have so much to learn from our beautiful animals. Thanks Maria.
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Brilliant Paul 🙂 When we are in harmony with Nature, they are in harmony with us 🙂
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So, so true! Keep shouting it out, Sue!
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