Photostudios for images in the wild
The tower is situated on the banks of the Maritsa River near Dimitrovgrad. Elevated to a height of 3.5 meters, it accommodates up to three photographers.
This hide is used exclusively during the spring-summer period. While it has embrasures on both sides, it is best suited for morning photography—optimal shooting conditions occur between 6:00 AM and 10:00–11:00 AM.
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The hide is located near Dimitrovgrad, about a kilometer from the Maritsa River. It is situated in a young mixed forest with prevailing oak and acacia trees with undergrowth. The woodland is home to many interesting species, mainly songbirds.
The hide accommodates up to three photographers. There is a large pool in front of it that birds use for bathing and drinking. Additionally, feeders with seeds and nuts are placed to attract even more birds.
The site has excellent bird activity, with some species present year-round, while others can only be photographed during specific seasons.
Peak activity occurs during the spring migration and the cold winter months.
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The newest hide, still developing its capacity.
It is built in one of the largest forest massifs along the Maritsa River near Dimitrovgrad. It is spacious and comfortably accommodates 3 photographers, has a large comfortable bed and insulation for cold winter days. A large pool of water has been installed in front of the hide, which is on the border between a forest and a meadow and attracts a variety of birds and mammals, some of which are regular visitors, while others appear less frequently.
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The hide is near Dimitrovgrad and accommodates a maximum of 3 photographers. It works from late autumn to early spring and is made for photographing birds of prey and predators, so far giving good results mainly for buzzards. The main structure is dug into the ground, allowing to shoot from a low angle, which is the best point of view and perfectly separates the subject from the background.
It is photographed through embrasures, and a large panoramic glass is used for observation.
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Our temporary hides are camouflaged photography tents that are set up in specially selected locations and help photographers remain undetected while shooting.
They are mainly used in the warm spring and summer months, and the photographed species are mostly birds that are not very suspicious and easily accept and get used to the presence of the tents.
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A very specialized type of photography that also requires a good physical condition of the photographer.
The ability to use the floating hide is highly dependent on natural conditions such as water level and vegetation for the given season. The option exists, but it depends on the specific moment and is decided on the spot.
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