Summer sunset at Mountain Palace on Montana’s Missouri River.
When the guys over at Hammer Creek Fly Fishing emailed and asked if I’d be willing to write up a “five tips” post for fly-fishing photography, I was flattered.
And then, a little stumped.
How to distill the process down to five top tips? It proved to be a fun little challenge.
Give it a read and tell me what you think!
Thanks to Kyle Andes of Hammer Creek for making touch and for the opportunity for some guest writing!
Tags: Techniques
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Awesome. Totally changed my game right here. You rock. Keep doing what you are doing—kicking the boys in this biz to the curb and doing it in style. (I’m a guy too)
Ha, thanks much Fishhead. I appreciate it; will keep on truckin’.
Jess,
Just gotta say…totally hot shit. Great image of MP at dusk. Keep rocking it! See all kinds of cool shit around from you.
And thanks for the cool Hatch online mag post. Super cool.
Mark
Mark, thanks so much! It was one of those post-early morning workdays last year. Stopped to shoot on the way home and got the magic light.
Staying busy for sure, but missing the HH gang a lot. Eyeballing taking a week this fall to come back home and fish!
Glad you enjoyed the Hatch post; too much good photo fodder from last year to say no to that. 😉
Please give everyone my best (Danielle and the kids too!)
Jess