Photography and writing are one’s perspectives of seeing the world. Both creative processes convey one’s utmost, sometimes unconscious, desires. Mine is perhaps about developing a deep relationship and establishing an intimate communication with the living beings in nature. One’s work speaks for itself but if you are still curious, you may read about me here.
I am a proud member of Art for Conservation. Proceeds of the sales of my work will be donated to Nature Canada or Algonquin Park as specified in the images.
My Categories
Wolves and Coyotes
Deer
Landscapes
Sunrise & Sunset
Birds
Ducks
My Dogs River and Leben
Structures
Holiday Cards
Cards
Wall Art
Subcategories for Deer
Cards (Examples – click here for all cards)


Framed Prints (Examples – click here for all wall-art/prints )



TerriRiver is a member of All Things Poetic, Artistic, Philosophical, Animal Kingdom, Architectural Photography, Art 4 Charity, Art and Stories Made For Children, Art for Conservation, Bridges, Canada (Where applicable, location/province and Canada MUST be in the description of submissions), Challenge Café, Colors of Water, Country Bumpkin, Cutest of the Cute, Dawn and Dusk Light, Everything Winter, Exotic Mammals, Food for Thought, Forests, High Quality Animal Images - 1 Submission a Week, Human and Nature, Icy Cold, IPA -International Photographers Alliance, Landscape Photography, Masterpiece: Clothing, Masterpiece: Photography, Minimalism, Mother Nature's Finest, National Parks of the World, Our K9 Friend 1 image a day (Dogs only), Passions, Pets Are Us ~ 2 per day, Photo Tshirts, Photoshop Help, Rain Drops & Water Art - Fresh Water Only!, RedBubblers, Religious Art & Photography, Rivers and Streams, Seasonal Greeting Cards, Short stories - Spherical Scriptings, Sunrise, Sunset, The Birds, The Fine Art of Photography, The Healing Journey, Wolves in Art and Your Country's Best (2 images per day).
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Thousands of years ago, far away in a little village in the deep mountains of China, lived a little boy named Emmett. He was seven years old. Only on special occasions the villagers went to town. …
Emmett’s father James was a fine hunter. Every spring and fall he went to the forest to hunt in order to feed his family. Once after months of hunting, he brought home some deer, wild ducks,…
One snowy afternoon, a tiger approached Emmett’s house at the edge of the forest. He stopped at the door, called out to Angelino, and then waited. When Emmett came home from his trip to town a…