One of the best lessons you can learn as a professional photographer working outside is patience. Real-world scenes rarely cut to commercial, and the most interesting aspect of a scene will arrive unexpectedly. It matters to wait for a bird to come, wait for the right light, and for branches dancing in the wind or clouds to give some depth to your image. In nature photography, the photographer is less inclined to run from one scene to another, but is required to have an element of patience in order to notice their surroundings. That carefulness helps expose the minute details, the true feelings, and a lovely composition. Right until the end,it'ss often just about staying a little bit longer for the land to tell its story.