KelbyOne – Hide Your Way To Better Wildlife Photography

Learn how to use a wildlife blind as a way to hide the human form and get closer to the critters you want to photograph! Join Moose Peterson in his backyard blind as he discusses the range of blinds to consider, how to attract wildlife to where you want to photograph them, blind placement, what to do inside the blind, and what gear and settings he uses in his photography. Using a blind or hide is a fantastic technique for putting wildlife at ease for your observation, enjoyment, and photography.

•     LESSON 1: Introduction
•     Moose introduces the class and discusses what will be covered in the lessons that follow.
•     LESSON 2: What’s the Best Blind for You
•     Learn about the types of blinds that are available for you to use in a variety of locations.
•     LESSON 3: Attracting Critters
•     Having a blind is only part of the equation. You need to have a way to bring the critters in to where your blind is located.
•     LESSON 4: Blind Placement
•     With the proper attractants in place your next step is to properly locate your blind.
•     LESSON 5: Inside the Blind
•     With your blind in place it is time to go inside and prepare to wait.
•     LESSON 6: Masking Your Presence
•     Learn other ways to mask your presence while inside the blind.
•     LESSON 7: Timing and Waiting
•     Moose discusses the best timing for entering the blind and what you can do while you wait for the light and your subjects.
•     LESSON 8: Bird Talk
•     While waiting for everything to come together Moose shares some stories about birds and time in the blind.
•     LESSON 9: Conclusion
•     Moose wraps up the class with some closing thoughts to help you take what you’ve learned into your daily practice.