Ground Blind With Reflecting Pond
Steve Gettle
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Learn how to build a reflection pond with inground photo blind for your backyard nature photography. In this video we will give you a tour of our very favorite new blind. We use it for photographing birds, squirrels, racoons and so much more. It is a great way to create some very unique and exciting images complete with a reflection of your subject!
20 Comments
@rajidilham6523 5 years ago
I could definitely get behind your channel for life
@AUTUMN2923 4 years ago
Those are AWESOME shots, guys! Sometimes in life you just have to "Take The Bull By The Horns" and make it happen. You two did a fine job of achieving just that - love it! 🥰
@MegaChrishansen 6 years ago (edited)
I love it. For mine I used a folding table and then set 4x8 sheet of plywood with 1"x4" s for the sides cut on a diagonal on top of the table. I lined it with black visqueen, sand and gravel. Love your work.
@markmay8942 5 years ago
Love the reflecting pond photos! I see a reflecting pond project in my near future! Subscribed to your channel.
@kilohotel6750 5 years ago
What a great setup, first time I’ve seen something like that. How do you keep the blind dry? Did you seal the bottom and sides?
@danbernskoetter 5 years ago
I added a 2x8 board to my blind and mounted the ball head to it. Now I noticed how loud the shutter sound is when shoot from the mount. Any ideas how to remedy the sound increase? I am think of a rubber mount of some kind that I can bolt under the ball head between it and the wood.
@michaelwhitehead9369 4 years ago
In the video you say the pond is 4x12. But from the image is it really 6x12? Also did you build the blind and then lower it into the ground? Last question did you use 3/4 inch plywood. Thanks really enjoyed your video.
Ground Blind With Reflecting Pond
Steve Gettle
13,799 views
Learn how to build a reflection pond with inground photo blind for your backyard nature photography. In this video we will give you a tour of our very favorite new blind. We use it for photographing birds, squirrels, racoons and so much more. It is a great way to create some very unique and exciting images complete with a reflection of your subject!