see url The Gallatin in Winter. Image appeared in American Angler, Winter 2010.

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click Moving this weekend to an apartment here in Austin.  Temporary quarters, begone!  After breaking my own personal record of living out of duffel, I can have my books again.

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follow Slogging in the 105-degree heat (and moving) has made me have home on the mind, though.  Especially in winter.

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https://faroutpodcast.com/xdub7w81 This image is of the Gallatin River (Bozeman-ites will likely know the spot) during a frigid -25 morning.  One of those days when I didn’t turn the heater on in the Suby very far so as not to cause condensation when I took the camera out to shoot.  The camera body also sported a fleece Buff to help with temperature changes.

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https://www.villageofhudsonfalls.com/dt3cu6cv80b The colors are untouched – aside from a bit of vignetting, this is how the image came off the LCD screen.

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follow site You can’t make light like that up.  And it’s sure as hell worth early mornings in the cold.

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