Orvis Pro email. Image from El Pescador, Belize.
It’s been one of those weeks where I’ve wanted to stay busy and just not think too much. For the most part, it’s worked out. Somewhere in the run of Orvis work, Fire Girl work, and yoga I’ve managed to fit in a few snowshoeing hikes and stay (arguably) sane.
Finally booked tickets for a trip back home to Montana in mid-April. Heading over a week before the Orvis Guide Rendezvous for some photo assignments and a bit of time fishing the waters of my youth with my brother. My default reaction when things get tough is to go to a river. And, with the decided lack of open water right now in Vermont my coping mechanism has gone all to hell. It helps at least to know a trip home is in the works.
After Bozeman, it’s over to Missoula for the Rendezvous and all that entails. My assignment this year is strictly behind the camera, which—simply put—makes this girl happy, Documentary photography all the way.
Featured image in Hatch Magazine email. El Pescador Lodge, Belize dock.
In other news, I’m excited to collaborate once more with Hatch Magazine, showcasing a series of single images. The first went out today, heading a Hatch email. At Orvis FGP photos continue to pop up in emails, catalogs, and on various walls throughout the office. I even landed a catalog cover (rather ironically, on a men’s catalog).
Keeping busy is keeping sane. We like sane.
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Killing it, as per usual. Unstoppable girl.
Grazie. Busy is good.