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32 Tricks for Taking Better Flower Photos

Article Category: Arts and Crafts

Author Name: Brad Stephens

1) Take pictures on bright, overcast days-- prevent harsh sunlight.

2) Take images early in the morning-- the light is softer and warmer.

3) On bright, sunny days diffuse the sunlight or shoot in open shade.

4) On bright, sunny days try backlit pictures (shield your eyes).

5) Try shooting silhouetted flowers, plants or trees versus sunsets.

6) Use your camera's 'macro' setting or a high 'F-number', such as F16.

7) Use a tripod or bean bag to keep your camera stable.

8) Use a tripod which allows you to splay its legs and come down low.

9) Foam mats and knee protectors make shooting flowers more comfortable.

10) Fill the frame with the flower-- get close. Make the flower the center of attention.

11) Don't put the flower in the center of the frame-- counter the image (Rule of thirds).

12) Offset and bugs in your frame (Rule of thirds).

13) Make sure your subject is in pretty good condition, make use of ideal flowers.

14) Try various angles-- e.g. the side of the flower, as opposed to above.

15) Photograph odd varieties of flowers, if you desire to consist of numerous flowers in the frame i.e.

1, 3, 5. It looks better.

16) Avoid distracting backgrounds-- try to find muted colors, or complimentary colored backgrounds.

17) Avoid white backgrounds; these draw your viewer's eye far from the subject.

18) Take your own background e.g. black or dark permit, or much better still-- velvet.

19) Don't use ordinary on-camera flash, switch it off.

20) Use a reflector such as a mirror, tin foil or white card to fill out shadows and include fascinating light to your subject.

21) Avoid extremely, breezy days-- your pictures will not be sharp.

22) Use a support to stabilise your subject if there is a breeze.

23) Shoot early in the morning, when there is usually less breeze.

24) If the breeze is an issue, try capturing in 'Sports mode' or in 'Shutter Priority' mode at 1/250th second or more, and utilize continuous shooting.

25) Alternatively, utilize the moving flowers to produce and an abstract image e.g. use blur creatively.

26) Take photos indoors by putting the flowers on your window ledge (utilize a reflector to fill any shadows, or use the backlighting technique).

27) Try your cam's 'Cloudy White Balance' setup-- this includes warmth to your images.

28) Use a little water sprayer to include 'dew' to your flowers.

29) Use a watering can to include 'rain' to your images. Use a timer or an assistant to spray water onto the flowers.

30) Try black and white or sepia shots for something different. Use editing software application or your video camera setups.

31) Print out your work: Make cards, framed photos, canvas prints.

32) Learn about photography and flowers. Get influenced and have fun.

Keywords: amazing flower photography, creative flower photography, photography of flowers, abstract landscape photography

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