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Q: Do you have plans to pursue more wildlife photography in the future? If so, where would you like to go next?A: While I would love to, another 27-hour flight isn%u2019t on my radar. The images from this trip were unanticipated and not planned. However, more scenery and landscape images are on the horizon, and who knows? We might find ourselves on another wild journey someday, and I%u2019ll have my camera ready.Q: How do you stay patient and ready to capture the perfect moment in wildlife photography?A: Patience is crucial in this job. The perfect moment requires patience, deep breaths, and compassion, which sets me apart.Q: What is the most rewarding aspect of your new interest in wildlife photography?A: Being able to relive my vacation through the 6,000+ images I took. My husband and I can revisit any part of our journey whenever we want and share these experiences with our friends.Q: What is on the horizon for you in the next 2-3 years?A: I plan to continue photographing covers and features for major magazines and possibly expand into online courses to teach photography and retouching. Additionally, I aim to live more in the moment with my skill set and thank God each day for the gift He has bestowed upon me.MOST MAGAZINE - ISSUE 48 101