Article: A trip to the Forest

Last summer, I visited a Forest to take some photographs of the wildlife and send them to the nature magazine where I work. This particular forest is famous for its diverse ecosystem and attracts a great amount of visitor each year to meet their wildlife. The journey was considerably long, it took me around one and a half hours from the city center to the forest. Upon arrival, I was greeted by the weather conditions, sunshine, a gentle breeze, and a clear blue sky, there was no doubt that the day's weather was the most perfect I have ever since in my life. The landscape was stunning, with towering trees and colorful butterflies fluttering around me, creating a beautiful atmosphere. However, while I was working alone, which is my usual practice, I heard a sudden roar that made my heart race fast. To my amazement, I realized it was a serval, a wild cat that has been rarely spotted, let alone photographed. That was a remarkable day for my career, not only did I capture award-worthy shots of the serval, but I also experienced the kind of magical moment that makes wildlife photography so rewarding.