How to Photograph Roses
The PhotoBotanic Guide to Photographing Roses is finally published ! Coming from thirty years of garden photography and eight rose books, distilled here in 92 pages [...]
The PhotoBotanic Guide to Photographing Roses is finally published ! Coming from thirty years of garden photography and eight rose books, distilled here in 92 pages [...]
One of the pleasures of winter for a garden photographer is reviewing photo shoots from earlier in the year and being transported back in time. [...]
Camellia sasanqua flowering shrubs, ‘Kanjiro’ (fore) and ‘Yuletide’ with background of Gingko leaves yellow fall color Every autumn when my Camellia sasanqua shrubs [...]
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 [...]
Whenever I am on a commercial flower shoot I use a gray card to help me render the flower color correctly. It is a very [...]
Taken from the Latin “flos”, (flower) and “legere” (to gather) a Florilegium is a literally a gathering of flowers, though the botanic illustrations in Florilegia (plural [...]
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’m working on a new e-book: The PhotoBotanic Guide to Photographing Roses, and the first chapter, Working in the Garden, is found in Living Books [...]
Shooting inside a greenhouse gives a photographer nearly perfect conditions. The frosted windows give exquisite light, the walls keep the breezes at bay, and the [...]
When I dig back deep into my files I find photos I had totally forgotten. I went looking for Coreopsis recently and found 'Limerock Ruby' [...]