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179 Billy Newman Photo podcast mixdown Photographing The Owyhee River
Hello, and thank you very much for listening to this episode of the Billy Newman photo podcast. I'm out, and on a trip, I made it out to Eastern Oregon. I've been camping out now for one night, and I got some gear tips to go over some stuff that I had prepped in advance for a trip out here and some stuff that's worked out to help me out. Staying out here in the cold, I have to tell you, and it's cold, it's wet, it's been wet, it's wintertime II, there's a lot of cold, damp sagebrush, a lot of wind, a lot of clouds, a lot of photographs too. So it's been fun. I've been making some progress on some photo stuff and have been kind of finally able to shoot some video stuff that I've wanted to get produced for a long time. So that has been an advance. And I'm happy that that has occurred. Today though, I wanted to focus on a set of equipment tips that I was talking about a few little thin
