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When this little guy ran in across the road in front of me, sailed over a fence and into the open field with his mother, my heart melted. He was enjoying the grass, but later he began to nurse from his mother. The cuteness overload nearly killed me on the spot. I kept wishing I would see a bull elk with impressive antlers, but when I saw mother and baby - well, I knew I was witnessing something very special.

According to the United States National Park Service, elk once roamed the southern Appalachian mountains and elsewhere in the eastern United States. They were eliminated from the region by over-hunting and loss of habitat. The last elk in North Carolina was believed to have been killed in the late 1700s. In Tennessee, the last elk was killed in the mid-1800s. By 1900, the population of elk in North America dropped to the point that hunting groups and other conservation organizations became concerned the species was h...

Atlanta based photographer, Rebecca Carr, has been honing her photography skills for the last several years. Originally drawn to digital art forms, Rebecca has brought her passion for technology to her photographic statements. Raised in the southeastern United States, Rebecca's work is informed by the beauty and iconography of the region.