Get Ready For The Cold

Tips, tricks and gear for shooting when the mercury drops

Text And Photography By Jerry Kobalenko | December 21, 2010 | 0

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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