Nature is perhaps the greatest work of art we will ever encounter. Its delicate balance, its unique creatures, each with their own genius brushstroke or technique - it all truly is a wonder.
So it comes as no surprise then that so much of human art has attempted to capture this beauty. From Ancient Greek pottery to today's poetry, Nature has been characterized as a thing of awe and worship. And it is this awe that I wish to capture in my images.
I was lucky enough the past week to visit Algonquin Provincial Park here in Ontario and spend a couple of days there, and the creatures I saw were incredible. I had never seen most of them before. While camping wasn't all smooth sailing (there was a lot of dirt involved, and I got more mosquito bites than I could care to count), the sights were well worth the pain, and I hope you'll agree with me on that one.
Over my trip, I focused mainly on the animals and wanted to practice capturing their personalities rather than just their visuals.
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