I love the nature photography so I want to be a photographer to Capture all the such moments of the nature 

Simply stated, a nature photographer must have a love of and respectful appreciation for nature. It is also very important to have a good eye, a visual instinct that allows you to hunt out the most interesting subjects and ond these essential attributes, the technical aspects of photography can be learned through a combination of formal study (in high school, community college classes, or YMCA workshops) and trial and error.

Nature photography also involves a lot of patience, determination, and an adventurous spirit. You may have to wait for hours for the clouds to clear, for the sun to reach just the right part of the sky, or for an animal to pass before your lens. Sometimes the light will be too harsh or too subdued; sometimes animals will be partly hidden by trees or grasses or will not stay still for your camera. You will have to learn how to cope with these frustrations and how to compensate for potential limitations. Sometimes only one shot from dozens of pictures will be worthwhile; you must not let frustration and disappointment prevent you from trying again the next day. Nature photographers must also be adventurous and willing to go to remote and inhospitable places, where the weather may be harsh, in order to take great pictures.

As a digital photographer, if you haven’t been asked this question you eventually will: “Do you manipulate your photographs?” Sometimes it comes under another aspect: “Do you change the colors?” And occasionally it goes straight to the heart of the matter: “Is this real?”

There is a certain percentage of the public who believes that fine art photographs must represent reality. There are people who do not know that there are differences between what they see and what the camera captures. Finally, there are individuals who do not understand that a photograph is a two dimensional representation of reality and not reality itself because reality is far more complex, perceived by us through five senses and not just one.

Some of people are willing to change their minds when these things are explained to them. Others have their minds made up and do not want to be bothered by the facts. Those are the ones that I am referring to in this essay.