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Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Top botanical photo tips
Top botanical photo tips
1. Pick your time
Put your alarm cock on and get up early. There's often less of breeze early in the morning and the sun won't have wilted your subject.
2. Shady business
There's far too much dynamic range in an image of a flower when it's taken in direct sunlight. Shade your flower for a much more pleasing shot.
3. Stand firm
Turn down the ISO setting on your camera and be sure use a tripod for blur-free with less grain and sharper details.
4. Up close
If you're tempted by botanical photography then buy a special macro lens for you camera and get up close and personal with plants.
5. Selectively focus
Use depth of field to isolate details in your shot. The entire photo doesn't have to be pin-sharp. Try moving your camera for creative results as well.
6. Background checks
Try to blur the background of your shot or isolate the details of your subject by suing piece of card with a complementary colour behind your flower.
1. Pick your time
Put your alarm cock on and get up early. There's often less of breeze early in the morning and the sun won't have wilted your subject.
2. Shady business
There's far too much dynamic range in an image of a flower when it's taken in direct sunlight. Shade your flower for a much more pleasing shot.
3. Stand firm
Turn down the ISO setting on your camera and be sure use a tripod for blur-free with less grain and sharper details.
4. Up close
If you're tempted by botanical photography then buy a special macro lens for you camera and get up close and personal with plants.
5. Selectively focus
Use depth of field to isolate details in your shot. The entire photo doesn't have to be pin-sharp. Try moving your camera for creative results as well.
6. Background checks
Try to blur the background of your shot or isolate the details of your subject by suing piece of card with a complementary colour behind your flower.
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