Get Ready For The Cold

Tips, tricks and gear for shooting when the mercury drops

Text And Photography By Jerry Kobalenko

Published December 21, 2010

Over the past two decades, I’ve accumulated three years’ worth of time in an unheated tent in the Arctic, including about six months at temperatures from -40° F to -65° F. Cold is no stranger.

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