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Sophia has an extraordinary job . She is a wildlife photographer who lives in a small log cabin in Canada . Her life is very exciting , but she works in extreme conditions . She takes photos of rare birds , bears , and wolves for a famous science magazine . Let us look at her scheduled routine . Every single day , Sophia rises extremely early . She always wakes up at five o'clock in the morning . She makes a quick thermos of hot tea and packs her heavy camera equipment . She usually leaves her cabin at half past five because she wants to arrive at her forest spot before the sun rises . Sophia waits for hours in the cold forest . She does not make any noise , and she never moves during her wait . She says that patience is extremely important for a photographer . Birds and animals are shy , and they do not come near loud people . Her weekly schedule is very busy . Three times a week , usually on Tuesdays , Thursdays , and Saturdays , she visits the deep mountain lake . She watches the wild ducks and takes photos of fish - eating eagles . Once a week , on Mondays , she travels to a local village to buy food and post her photos . There are also events that happen with lower frequency . Twice a month , Sophia meets with other photographers in the city . They always gather on Friday nights at eight o'clock to share their photos and talk about photography techniques . Once a year , she visits her family in Toronto for a short holiday . Does Sophia work when the weather is extremely bad ? No , she does not . If there is a heavy blizzard , she stays inside her warm cabin . She does not take any risks in dangerous blizzards . Instead , she cleans her cameras or organizes her digital files on her laptop . Sophia loves her quiet , natural lifestyle . She does not want to live in a noisy city . Her amazing photos bring the beauty of Canadian nature to thousands of people around the world .
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