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This little cub was in the tree with his siblings playing around. I thought it was cute when he stuck his tongue out like child's play. In reality, bears have long tongues in which to gather insects from their nests. Fun fact: A newborn black bear is the size of a hamster.
Photo taken in the Great Smoky Mountains national park, Tennessee.

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I love the outdoors and just watching nature and its interactions. One of my favorite things to photograph is wildlife. My goal is to capture a cute behavior, an endearing moment, an interesting facial expression or wildlife in action. A very close second is beautiful scenery. When I was young, I remember looking at a painted scene on my grandmothers wall and daydreaming that I was in that place. So, I naturally look for scenes that encourage one to pause for a moment, relax and breathe. It could be something very simple, a 'stop and smell the roses' moment that most people would overlook on an average day. My desire is for my photographs to evoke a feeling of calm, provide a distraction from stress, dream and maybe even laugh. I trust...