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Rainy Day Work

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https://getdarker.com/editorial/articles/3m45t6od Olympia_WaterI’d rather shoot in rain, snow and storms than sunshine any day of the week.  During a “weather” discussion today with another photographer, he cited the completely opposite opinion.

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https://www.yolascafe.com/2v2mor56up As shameful as it is to post an Instagram shot, here’s one of the Puget Sound near Olympia this morning.  I was out early and couldn’t resist stopping on the point to enjoy some cloudy, drizzly goodness.

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Freelancing and Mobile Life

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https://purestpotential.com/5st4bx6t People have varying reactions to this nomadic life.  By far the majority – including all my family save those closest – have told me I’m f&*$ing insane.  Some flat out, in those very words.  Others eye me speculatively and say, “damn I wish I could do that.”  A very, very select few get a knowing look in their eye and say “go for it.”

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Bloody Week in Pinedale

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A ski racer pushes back up after an epic crash during a giant slalom competition.

It’s been a rather gruesome week here in little Pinedale. In four days we’ve had four fatalities and as I write this another air evac helicopter is just settling down at the clinic.

With rather basic medical facilities, emergencies are typically air lifted to Idaho Falls, the closest medical center of note.

The week, as could be expected, has been filled with a wide range of emotions throughout the community and, combined with the first week of the two local papers combined – and one editorial staff putting out both publications – it’s been exhausting.

Weeks bringing events like this are always touchy, and several of the local reporters won’t touch any of the incidents with a ten-foot pole.  But, at the end of the day, that’s our job.  To get the facts, present the details in a professional and clean manner.

Here’s to a less bloody week in Sublette County next week.

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Another Project, Another Adventure, and More Trout

by Fire Girl Jess on February 11, 2013

McGlothlin_Fishing-6It’s been a rather mad few weeks here at the Wyoming outpost.  The newspaper is going through some rather iffy transitions, I’ve been offered a full-fledged editor’s job at another paper, and I’ve been offered to spend the season at the Headhunters fly shop on the Missouri River in Montana.

I’ve been faced with three pretty distinct choices – the first, to stay here in Wyoming; the second, move on and work a largely office job at another paper.  The third is to pack the bags once more and camp out on one of the best trout fisheries in the world for eight months, work with one of the best teams in the business, and continue to pursue a blossoming freelance career.

Take a wild guess at which one I’ve chosen.

Headhunters it is.  I’ll be joining the team in late March or April.  I leave the paper here in Pinedale at the end of February, and am heading up to Bozeman and then over to Seattle for DSLR video training and business meetings for several weeks.  (And, just maybe, some fishing!)

Things are cooking.  Things are coming out of the woodwork.  Things are coming together.

You can read a more thorough post here on Chi Wulff; I’ll be writing a weekly or bi-weekly column for the CW team from the ‘Mo this summer.

So here’s to change.  It can be uncomfortable and scary as hell, but I’d rather change, grow and experience than become stagnant.

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