Photographing wildlife frequently involves dealing with changing temperatures. It is typically a little chillier when leaving in the early morning before sunrise than it is later in the day. It can be difficult to find the ideal set of gloves. Having said that, there will never be a single set of gloves that can be used in every circumstance.

Having a firm hold on their camera equipment and being able to quickly change the settings are challenges that wildlife photographers in any climate must overcome because we frequently make split-second decisions. If we don't come prepared, we risk missing the shot of the day or, occasionally, the opportunity we have been watching for a while.

The Vallereet Markhof 3 gloves have a lot of features that I truly like.

1) Both gloves give you thumb and forefinger access to your camera controls.

2) Finger and thumb access flaps are secured and snapped instead of Velcro. They can be flipped backward to uncover the fingers.

3) The palms have a grippy surface, so you have traction on your gear, and it works very well if it’s raining or snowing. (You don’t want to drop your prized possession)

4) There is a pocket on the back of the palm that can be used for hand warmers, SD cards, lens wipes, etc..

These are some of the best gloves you can get for mildly cold weather. They are stretchable, durable, and a great option without compromising functionality. Go out and shoot and take those amazing pictures.

See you out there!!