Usually, when I go on photo adventures I have to put a little work into it. I usually go on a hike that can be between 5 and 12 miles. I put on my 40+ lbs of gear and huff it through the hills looking for flowers, insects, and the occasional animal. But most of the time it's a Landscape photo or two.
On my last adventure, my goal was to shoot a specific wildflower that bloomed at that time of the year. Needless to say, it was a bust. The hills have been very dry and no flowers. But, I did find a large stretch of exposed earth that was full of fossils. The strip of soil was obviously different. It was chalky off-white and full of fossilized clams, oysters, and other small shells. I spent hours climbing the hillside and going through rocks and dirt.
Each time I return to the area I find a new section of exposed earth that is packed with Fossils.
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