A builder shows off a custom bird blind with spray-foam insulation, fold-down windows for six photographers, and a 1/4-20 gimbal mount built into the frame. The design sits low to the ground for close-up shots without tripods, using swivel chairs and beanbags instead.
Hey there, wanted to share with y'all my Taj Mahal of bird blinds. The spray foam insulation is going in today, but I figured I would share it with you. So here we go. All right, here we go. In the front door, or back door. Here we got a side window. We got a window for one shooter. 2 shooters, 3, 4, 5, and 6.
How's that? It's all gonna be painted black.
They all have windows that fold down, so the windows will either be up or down if you're photographing out of them. You can set your beanbag here. Or we're gonna have a 1/4-20 right here so you can mount your gimbal or your flex ball or whatever you usually shoot off of. So no tripods are needed to photograph out of this blind. So all of the office chairs that will be in here will be low to the ground and every chair will swivel so you can sit on the ground with your feet on the ground and your feet Your knees up underneath that ledge so you can get nice and close and shoot off a beanbag or a gimbal or a ball head. Let me know what you think in— let me know what you think in the comments of the new lodge on the pond, which is amazing photography. Oh, I forgot to tell you about my new shirts. Bird Nerd. And on the back. So if you like that shirt, send me a message. Uh, it'll be available in women birders and in male birders. So let me know if you want one. Talk to you later.
