Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Elliot87" data-source="post: 563047" data-attributes="member: 25183">For me it comes from my love of nature and being able to capture something of what I see and experience, so I can bring it home to look at whenever I like and share it with others. Wildlife photography is also an extension of my love for hunting, many of the skills are the same, just using a different tool and with a different desired outcome. Unlike hunting though I can do it almost anywhere and any animal is on the fair game list.I like the art too, the experience of learning and improving my images. However if the subject isn't wildlife or a natural landscape I don't generally have that much interest in photographing it. My wife is an exception, I like taking her portrait when she has the patience to let me but general street or architectural photography I can take or leave.</blockquote>