Out at the nature preserve, I normally wear Weider fingerless gloves. Basically, they're weightlifter gloves with the fingertips exposed. On cold mornings, fingerless gloves don't work too well.

Instead, to maintain camera control while providing a protective layer over the skin, I wear baseball batters gloves made by Easton that I picked up at Walmart. I went to different sports and outdoor stores trying on what they had. None truly fit mainly in the glove "web" - that area between the thumb and index finger. Since I carry my camera at a ready position at the preserve, with a web that wasn't loose fitting, such would cause muscle strain in the thumb and wrist. The gloves I found at Walmart had a loose web, cost almost nothing compared to the other stores, and provides me the dexterity I need in the field for taking quick "speed" shots while being able to carry my camera at the ready.

Once it gets even colder out here, I will have to upgrade to something else. For now, these work well.

Don