Exploring the Marsh in my DIY Floating Blind. How NOT to use a Floating Blind for Duck Photography.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- If you've followed the channel for a while now, you know how much I love using my DIY floating blind, or floating hide. I taken you along with me on many adventures as I photograph so many species of Ducks, waterfowl and countless other birds. Well, this morning's adventure turned out to be a little bit different. I go against my own advice that I've given in the past and take the blind out to explore a new area and find whatever birds I can in hopes to photograph them.
This week's video will definitely make more sense if you've seen this video here: • How to use a DIY float...
In this video, I go over just about everything you need to know if you're planning on using a floating blind for wildlife photography. I share with you my top tips and recommendations for this method of bird photography. Be sure to watch it if you haven't already.
This week on the other hand, I stray from my previous advice due to local weather and terrain conditions and set out into the marsh. Even though I didn't do things in my preferred methods, I still had a wonderful and productive morning photographing multiple species of Ducks!
As always, I appreciate your constant support so very much. I hope you're well and wish you an amazing week full of wonderful wildlife encounters.
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A short one but a good one Jimmy, photographing ducks is always a lot of fun. We have had a lot of ducks around our area this year because of all the rain and marshes and ponds are all full of water. Thanks for sharing and have a great week.
Thanks Keith! We've had a lot, but they've just been so difficult to pin down and photograph. We've also had such a warm winter that I've noticed a lot of differences in the behavior and timing of many of the migrating species I usually see out here. Such an odd year 🤔
Love the way you can get down to eye level with your foaling blind. Thanks for sharing as always.😊
It really is the best perspective with these guys. Thank you, always appreciate it!
Hey Jimmy. Very nice footage out of your floating hide. The hide itself looks really good. Greets Stefan
Thanks so much, Stefan! I always appreciate your support and feedback 🙏
Excelente equipo
Thank you!
Toujours un plaisir!
Tu es extraordinaire mon ami ! 🎥🎬
Thanks so much, sure appreciate it!
Beautiful vlog! Ducks are amazing birds!
Thank you! I can't get enough of them 😊
Great video Jimmy.
Thank you, sure appreciate it!
Considering getting one of those camo portable blinds to hide from the neighbors, but like it's got a brick wall or broke down car graphic instead 😂
🤣🤣 that's too funny!
Hi Jimmy,
Thanks for your very interesting and inspiring video's. I think I am going to build a foam floating blind as well. I have a question: how high above the water surface is your lens?
Thanks so much for watching! It usually sits about 5-6 inches above the water. Good luck in your build, I hope you have a lot of success!