The fine art of garden photography. Celebrate plants and reveal their special features. Study the flowers, leaves, seeds, bark, and branches to make botanic illustrations and prints for walls and decor.
Whenever I photograph garden plants I always try to find mature examples within gardens to illustrate what it will look like when the garden is [...]
The Desert Garden is one of the signature gardens at The Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens in Southern California, known as The Huntington. [...]
It is now winter and the Aloe arborescens are blooming. Aloe arborescens candelabra aloe winter flowering succulent in San Francisco Botanical Garden In [...]
December can be the least exciting time in the garden and the most difficult month to find photos for a calendar. It is particularly hard [...]
Traditionally autumn is illustrated with New England foliage but every gardener in every region knows a different aesthetic. In the West, with so many different [...]
New England woodland in autumn I have been thinking a lot about trees recently. My visit to Arnold Arboretum in October and a [...]
The famed Glass Flowers are part of the Harvard Museum of Natural History, a truly fantastic museum in Boston and is fully named The Ware Collection of Blaschka [...]
This will be an homage to the Oaks of California. I love ’em. Spring trees at sunset, Valley Oak, Quercus lobata in the California [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]