And you don't have to venture into the wilds of Africa to do it, either.
All it takes is a camera, a destination, a bit of patience, and some Coke money (You get awfully thirsty out there in the almost-wilderness).
Sometimes I just sit on the porch and let the "wildlife" (bugs, birds and whatnot) come to me, but this past week, the family and I ventured west to Dallas and Ft. Worth looking for a close-to-home vacation, and I came back with some decent photographs.
Well, at least I think so.
"58" at the Dallas Museum of Art. Don't exactly know what it represents, but it sure was interesting.
![58 at the DMA](https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2930/14432753158_6e507052ed.jpg)
Bumble Bee at the Trinity River Audubon Center. We'll be heading back when it's cooler because there's lots of trails left to explore.
![At the Trinity River Audubon Center](https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5528/14618996641_17e4fd8931_z.jpg)
Macaws at the Ft. Worth Zoo. I've never seen a sad-looking macaw. Have you?
![A Day at the Zoo](https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5592/14608890446_9de6fef804_z.jpg)
"Looking For My Zen" at the Ft. Worth Japanese Gardens. If you've lost your zen, you can no doubt find it here.
![Fort Worth Zen](https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2938/14637582295_9ee6cd61b2_z.jpg)
And "Girl Walking Through Garden" also at the Japanese Gardens. It's amazing what a little Photoshop can do.
![Girl In Garden](https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5498/14617558716_55357b6382.jpg)
And there you have it.
Maybe YOU need to go on a photo safari!
It'll do you good.
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