Claudia Adams quit her job to become a full time photographer. She’s always on the move and the 21st century holds great adventures for her. Since quitting her job, she has had the opportunity to travel to more than 50 countries, including: Israel, New Zealand, Australia, Egypt, Morocco, Jordan, Ecuador, Peru, India, Madagascar, The Seychelles, the Galapagos Islands, and all fifty States of the U.S.A. She began her world travel adventures in 1985. Claudia realized at an early age the need to photographically document the changing world around her and beyond. She knew that to achieve this, she needed good education. Today, she holds a Masters Degree in both Education and Art which has become the key ingredient in fine-tuning her interest in photography. Claudia's credits include: 23 Brown Trout calendars, Nature Conservancy, Audubon, Peterson's Photographic Magazine, National Geographic Traveler Magazine, Photographers Forum, Popular Photography Magazine, a selection of photo greeting cards, several private calendar companies, two book covers and petroglyph (boxed) duotone note cards. Her pieces of artwork are also availed as framed Claudia Adams art which are favored by many collectors. She now has two photo agents, who continue to distribute her photography world wide. One of which is Danita Delimont, a leading stock photo agency in the world. Her photography studies include leading photographers such as John Shaw, Art Wolfe, Rod Planck, John and Barbara Gerlach, and Jim Zuckerman. Her photo files that cover "Wild Things" contain images of wild cats, birds of prey, bear (brown, polar, grizzly and black), wolves, and tamer species of cuddly creatures and Shore Birds.