I’ve learned a few things while on Fulbright, but making photos while wearing wool mittens is maybe the best of them.

Here’s a quick edit from traveling (not very timely, I know — sorry!). I’ll be putting together a more refined/comprehensive set of Siberia’s Greatest Hits soonish and giving it a more permanent home on my website. So stay tuned, my dudes.

Fishermen on the Yenisei. There seems to be no distinction between summer and winter activities in Krasnoyarsk — a little further up the bank a couple was taking a dip.

Captains Club.

The view from the bridge leaving Tatyshev Park in Krasnoyarsk.

Maybe not the best photo technically but every city I visited had these beautifully crafted ice slides and I was just floored every time.

I walked up a big hill in Krasnoyarsk.

And one more tiny fisherman.

Khuzhir, the main town on Olkhon Island.

Our van was the prettiest.

I know our professors always harped on us to get our horizons straight and I would like to point out to you that this horizon is, in fact straight -- just not our van.

Teeny tiny tourists.

I just love tiny symmetrical buildings and long shadows.

Last night on Olkhon.

A little Lada on the lake.

The village of Bolshoe Goloustnoye, where I literally thought I was going to pee my pants.

Photo creds to the Chinses tourists who took this! Wherever you guys are I hope you’re doing well!!