Dean Pearson
Wildlife photographs the likes of which I have never seen.
I was on a pheasant on in South Dakota last fall when I noticed this guy walking through the corn field we were hunting with a pretty expensive looking camera. He was shooting faster than the 10 guys that were on the drive. I caught up with him after the hunt and he told me he was a wild life photographer. Dean Pearson went on to show me pictures that were breathtaking. Here is his story. " I grew up on a farm and I always liked go hiking when I was a kid and wanted see how much different wildlife I could find. I was 7, 8, 9 years old walking around the pastures looking for wildlife and even back then I was taking pictures on a little Kodak camera. So I got good at sneaking up on deer and other critters. So I got into wildlife photography just by being around nature. I got out of college and started getting serious about photography, still shooting film back them then got into digital about 2002. Once that happened, it picked up steam. Currently most of my pictures are being used for editorial work in magazines such as Ducks Unlimited, Field and Stream, Outdoor Life, all kinds of deer magazines, water fowl hunting magazines, upland hunting magazines like Pheasants Forever and some of my pictures are on calendars."
Give yourself a treat. Go to his website: deanpearson.net
