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John Greenlee is known as the Grass Man. His extensive knowledge of ornamental grasses and garden meadow making have led him to corporate commissions and [...]
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 [...]
I think I can say, almost flat out, that Oaks are the best trees for our summer-dry climate. Oak trees with Lace lichen on Pinheiro Ridge [...]
Photography is literally drawing with light, coming from the Greek word 'photos' meaning light and 'graphis' to draw. Tree fern - leaves etched by [...]
From the ebook: The PhotoBotanic Guide to Photographing Roses, Chapter One: Working in the Garden Looking for photos is one of the great joys of [...]
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 [...]
Is anyone immune to the allure of meadows ? If you are a hiker and explore open spaces, parks, and natural areas, a meadow means [...]
Summer, prairie wildflowers in meadow at Crow-Hassan Park, Minnesota A gardener visiting Minnesota in the summer discovers a climate that revels in big beautiful native perennials. [...]