Outdoor photography has a lot of therapeutic benefits. For me there is an instant well-being that I can feel the second I go outside. And then to be searching for the beauty in nature, whether that be in a landscape or a wild animal . . . that brings a gratitude that is not only good for the body, but also for the soul.
Although I've got a long ways to go when it comes to editing, there is therapeutic benefit in that, also. It is relaxing, a bit repetitive, doesn't take a lot of thinking, but it has a way of soothing the mind. And when you can turn a mediocre image into a masterpiece, well, that's quite satisfying.
The following photographs have been collected over the past couple years. It's amazing how many big bucks you can see when you're not hunting them. It also helps if you seek them out during the rut. Hope you enjoy!
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