Ran into this interesting article and thought of the discussions regarding taking photos on water in kayaks. This is definitely more stealthy!
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2nd April 2013, 08:02 PM #1
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Photographing from a floating blind
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2nd April 2013, 08:14 PM #2Moderator
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Re: Photographing from a floating blind
Love it, wish I could afford his lens
I'll have a read, rather than a scan later, thanks for sharing Mike.
Great results though.
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2nd April 2013, 08:23 PM #3
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Re: Photographing from a floating blind
I'm pretty sure Bobo has two of those blinds
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2nd April 2013, 09:28 PM #4
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Re: Photographing from a floating blind
Looks like an excellent way to photography salties or hippos. Oh that was yesterday, sorry.
Something similar I've thought about using are the fishing rigs that look like a big inner tube with waders attached. That has the additional advantage of floating you if you step into a hole or you can drift down a slow moving river with it. Then again the dissadvantage of being a bit higher above the surface of the water.
Neither one is much protection from subsea predators....
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