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Garden Photography Workshop

The PhotoBotanic Garden Photography Workshop – in four series of 6 lessons each. Available pre-packaged as individual e-books in the Store for $9.95.

Book 1 – “Good” Garden Photography

1.6 – Photos Tell a Story
February 21, 2013
Tags: 1.6, photojournalism, tell a story
1.5 – Provocation and Intrigue
February 20, 2013
Tags: 1.5, gardens, whimsy
1.4 – Garden Appreciation
February 19, 2013
Tags: 1.4, gardens, tell a story
1.3 – Finding the Light
February 18, 2013
Tags: 1.3, light
1.2 Composition: Balance in the Frame
February 17, 2013
Tags: 1.2, balance, composition, framing
1.1 – Composition 101: Fill the Frame
February 16, 2013
Tags: 1.1, composition, cropping, fill the frame, framing

Book 2 – Think Like a Camera

Aloe Photos
January 7, 2022
Tags: how-to, succulents, vignettes
Seeing Shapes
March 3, 2021
Tags: framing, shapes, succulents
Exploring an Oak
December 31, 2020
Tags: framing, trees
2.6 Details and Vignettes
April 6, 2013
Tags: 2.6, tell a story, vignettes
2.5 Space and Shape
April 5, 2013
Tags: 2.5, composition, shapes
2.4 Point of View
April 4, 2013
Tags: 2.4, tell a story, workshops

Book 3 – Think Like A Gardener

3.6 Photographing Garden Plants
April 15, 2013
Tags: 3.6, celebrate plants
3.5 Finding A Theme
April 14, 2013
Tags: 3.5, flowers, tell a story, themes
3.4 Using the Light
April 13, 2013
Tags: 3.4, light
3.3 Weather, Moods, and Seasons
April 12, 2013
Tags: 3.3, seasons
3.2 Hardscape
April 11, 2013
Tags: hardscape
3.1 Design and Space
April 10, 2013
Tags: shapes

Book 4 – The Camera and Computer

Cropping a Magnolia Branch
March 2, 2024
Tags: composition, framing, how-to, photoshop
Carrizo Plain Panoramas
May 3, 2017
Tags: California native plants, composition, cropping, today's tip
Gray Card and White Balance
May 26, 2016
Tags: color, flowers, how-to, light, post production
Magnolia Exposure – Plus and Minus
February 15, 2016
Tags: how-to, light, trees
4.0 Intro – The Camera and Computer
July 30, 2014
Tags: photoshop