Gadget Bag: Shells For Nature Photography

Outerwear to make your late-winter and early-spring treks comfortable

Staff

Published January 25, 2011

As we approach the transition from winter to spring, nature photographers’ thoughts turn to getting more time outdoors to take advantage of the changing weather patterns.

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