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Many photographers hibernate in the winter, especially those who live in locations that experience extreme weather. It’s easy to find a reason not to struggle across an inclement landscape laden with photography gear, but as our feature stories in this issue illustrate, those surroundings provide a chance to make rare images.

“I love “especially capturing wildlife in the struggle for survival in harsh conditions, with severe winds and temperatures well below freezing.” In “Cold Weather Wildlife,” Glatzer shares a thorough introduction to the experience, from practical tips for protecting yourself and your gear to basic camera technique for achieving correct exposures of winter scenes.

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