Lessons in the PhotoBotanic Garden Photography Workshop
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Photographing trees is always a challenge. Trying to find a point of view to see the whole tree and separating it from its surroundings to [...]
Lessons in the PhotoBotanic Garden Photography Workshop
Photographing trees is always a challenge. Trying to find a point of view to see the whole tree and separating it from its surroundings to [...]
Photographing Rose Bouquets is excerpted from the forthcoming PhotoBotanic Guide to Photographing Roses. Discounts on the preorder page. Rose bouquet with English roses 'L.D.Braithwaite' [...]
3 Roses as Photobotanic Illustrations - 'Belle of Portugal' 'Mme Isaac Pereire'; 'Apple Blossom' Let's go beyond the basics of photographing roses. In the [...]
Long before I ever took a photograph of any plant or flower, I loved botanic illustrations. In college I worked in a framing shop that [...]
When an exciting photo presents itself we tend to only see what we want to see. This is especially true when looking intently at a [...]
Every garden story needs details and vignettes, especially plant portraits - but the portraits needn't be mug shots. The plants should be "of the garden" and give [...]
Dawn in the Zambrano garden, Albuquerque, New Mexico I try to treat every garden I visit with a sense of wonder, open to [...]
For those of you in real winter climates, please humor this Californian who went photo crazy in the garden the other morning when it got [...]
It is such a relief, a release really, when I can stop my crazy schedule and create something new. Too much of what I seem [...]
On a cool gray autumn day I went looking for color in my garden. I did not expect to see a red hole into another universe. [...]