Plants Celebrated is a section of the PhotoBotanic Learning Center with five sub categories of garden photography by Saxon Holt
Light is certainly critical in all photography. For garden photography the magic hours tend to be the two first hours and the two last hours [...]
Plants are not art. So began a provocative Facebook post by Benjamin Vogt this past June 17. I did not have time to jump into [...]
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 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' [...]
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 [...]
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. [...]
My excuse to visit the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles has nothing to do with the inside of the recently renovated museum. I wanted to see [...]