Camera and Computer

One of the basic techniques that I use in my workshops when teaching composition is about Space and Shape, chapter 5 of Think Like A [...]

Let’s go beyond the basics of photographing roses. In the Rose book I covered photographing roses in gardens, then the hero rose, macros, lighting and composition, and a [...]

I love these rainy days. Colors are rich, the light is soft, and raindrops glisten. On a recent visit at the U.C. Berkeley Botanical Garden, as I [...]

Here is sneak peak from the Special Techniques section of the new rose book. I grow rambling roses in the trees at my property line, [...]

Sally Robertson has the rare talent of being an exceptional artist and fabulous gardener. She tends her garden and paints her watercolors in charming Bolinas, [...]

As I finish the rose book I have decided to add a section of photographing bouquets. The PhotoBotanic Guide to Photographing Roses is aimed at [...]

Recently a photo researcher asked if I had any photos of appropriate summer-dry landscaping for commercial settings.  Many gardeners now recognize the need to choose [...]

It’s a new year.  Among the resolutions I make every year, I vow to go through old shoots and file them for my catalog. Like [...]

I spent way too long trying to winnow my favorite photos of 2015 to 20. These 20, posted in a gallery in the Archive, now [...]

I have just gone through a lot of photos to choose my favorites for 2015. I was struck by how many I had cropped to [...]