OWAA OUTDOOR VOICES
Use Your Outdoor Voices
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Getting the lead out
By Rich Patterson — The big doe dropped in its tracks a split second after I’d tried something new…
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80 years of the duck stamp
By Paul Baicich — The 20th century began with a phenomenal increase in U.S. agricultural productivity…
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The Wilderness Act turns 50: Your guide to covering the anniversary
By Brian Geiger — This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act…
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Ask an Expert: Jeremy Lurgio on freelancing a big project
By Kelsey Dayton — The pictures were striking, the stories fascinating…
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Don’t get conned by your contract
By Bill Powell — You probably became a freelancer because you like to write or shoot photographs…
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Covering science like an expert
By Mary Nickum — Outdoor writers are often perceived by the public as authorities on fish, wildlife and environmental issues…
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So you want to be a freelancer? Tips for surviving the first years
By William Funk — A year ago last January I was determined to become a full-time freelancer…
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Landing long-term assignments
By PJ DelHomme — I need to make a confession; I live a double-life…
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Letters to the Editor
Don’t Look Down on Self-publishing…
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The outside office: Tips for working on the trail
By Jennifer Pharr Davis — One of the things that I like most about working on a hiking guidebook is that it forces you to move thoughtfully…
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Plan your shots: Get organized, save time, ease editing
By Lisa (Densmore) Ballard — Call me Type A, but I never go on location without planning my shots first…
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100 years of history: Preparing for OWAA’s ultimate anniversary
By Mark Freeman — I’m a newspaper guy and if there’s one thing newspaper guys love more than the first, last, biggest or best of anything, it’s anniversaries…