But Dave Jordano could see the beauty in them.
Its an interesting take on their own creativity and resourcefulness.
So he set up his 39-megapixel Hasselblad H3D II to capture the blinds he liked the most.
The lighting and weather conditions of the day make Jordanos photos resemble almost like studio shots.
Since it was not duck hunting season, the duck blinds were unoccupied.
Some of the duck blinds were padlocked, but a few were open.
Inside, Jordano found empty bottles and beer cans, shell casings, food wrappers and ashtray.
Many of the blinds were completely empty.
All duck blinds are registered and monitored through the Department of Natural Resources.
The duck blinds Dave Jordano photographed were probably gone the next season.
