It’s Not Too Late . . .

It’s Not Too Late . . .

It’s not too late to join me for a week of photographing flowers in early May in Philadelphia. I still have a few openings in my May 5 - 11 Photographing the Gardens Workshop. You can learn more about the workshop and register at...

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Rust and Green Paint – New Photo

Rust and Green Paint – New Photo

  I've recently added a new photo - Rust and Green Paint - to my website at https://beautifulflowerpictures.com/store/rust-and-greenpaint/ As I saw this through my camera, I felt like I was looking at a map of an unknown land with brown islands surrounded by...

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Which Lens Should I Use?

Which Lens Should I Use?

One of the most important decisions a photographer makes that will determine the look of their photograph is lens choice. Should you use a wide angle lens to show the whole scene? A long telephoto lens to compress the scene? A macro lens to get close and show all the...

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Longwood Gardens

Longwood Gardens

I’ve had a few questions about some of the gardens we’ll be visiting during my Photographing the Gardens of Philadelphia workshop in May so I thought I’d share a bit about some of them. Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania is one of the premier botanical...

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Poppy Anemones

Poppy Anemones

I always love photographing poppy anemones. Whether I'm photographing them at a local garden or in my studio, I always find so many different ways to photograph them. Here are a few poppy anemone photos I've edited recently.   Lavender Poppy Anemones  ...

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What Caught Your Eye?

What Caught Your Eye?

One of the questions I get asked occasionally is how do I know how to compose my flower photos? In some ways, my approach is to use what Ansel Adams referred to as visualization or “the ability to anticipate a finished image before making the exposure.”  If I can see...

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