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Flowers are popular subjects for macro photographers, especially when the photographer is new and just learning about color and shape, light and shadow. I was no different when I was a beginner. As an avid gardener, my first passion gave rise to my second: flower photography. I wanted to document the flowers in my garden, which, at the time, included eighty varieties of roses and twenty different varieties of clematis, among others.

Choosing the right kind of flowers and arranging them properly is very important when photographing flowers to highlight their translucency. Look for flowers with petals that allow light to shine through in order to make the most of the backlight. In my experience, the best kinds of flowers for this are calla lilies, tulips, daffodils, peonies, magnolias, poppies, irises, dogwood, cherry blossoms, hydrangeas, and alstroemeria, among others.

Flower photography composition is one of the most important elements of any genre of photography. In photo light box photography, there are different approaches one can adapt. An eastern flower arrangement style, such as Ikebana, focuses on simplicity and emphasizes lines and form. A western-style, however, shows an abundant use of flowers as a mass. My style lies somewhere in between these two. I tend to use as many flowers as possible, but I pay attention to the spacing between the subjects.

Give some thought to what kind of arrangements please you. Start with a rough sketch on a piece of paper. For me, arranging flowers becomes spiritual and meditative. I found that it becomes an internal, non-technical process. Express yourself in various arrangements using the same bunch of flowers. What is your vision? How will you build your images?

Select your flowers for the shoot and keep them in water until the last possible minute or use florist water tubes to keep them hydrated. Once you start arranging them on your light box, you must move quickly, otherwise they start wilting.

With your flowers arranged on or in front of the light box, shoot your first series of bracketed images (3 or 5). The first one should be +2 stop overexposed, the second at +1, the third at +3 stops. These settings are not written in stone. Use them as a baseline and tweak them as you see fit.

Open all of the bracketed images in Photoshop as layers. Starting with the lightest frame on the bottom and the darkest frame on top, select all the layers and auto-align them. Using layer masks, bring in the details of the flowers from the rest of the layers.

Now that you know the flower photography secrets of creating jaw-dropping artistic fine art photos, all you have to do is give it a go. Feel free to share you own tips and techniques in the comments below.

This was a very informative post on using light to illuminate flowers. Thank you for providing the necessary equipment, set up and camera settings. The images are awesome and I will be following to see future posts. ThNk you.

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The reality is that you need a macro lens, close-up lens or extension tube to get really creative with close-up photos of flowers (more on both of those in a bit). But at the same time you may be surprised just how close you can get with the (non-macro) lenses you already own.

Most flowers have green leaves which give you a beautiful green background. The aperture you select determines the sharpness of the background. Use a wide aperture to throw it completely out of focus, or a smaller one to make it sharper.

The exhibition is named after three monumental flower sculptures, each titled I Spend Each Day Embracing Flowers. Since the 1950s, Kusama has repeatedly engaged flowers and plants as motifs in her work, inspired by her fascination with the natural world.

Since flowers are stationary it's easy to move around and find the right angle. I like to place my subject in an area with as little distracting background as possible. This puts all the visual interest on the flower. If it's a darker background, even better.

Now that you have the technique down, have a go with different combinations of flowers and containers. Depending on the shape and length of a container, you can manipulate the density and trajectory of bubble trails frozen in the ice. Try adjusting the orientation of the container, or breaking and refreezing the ice.

Frozen flower photography is a super simple way to give your floral images a unique edge. With a few simple tools found in the kitchen and a pretty selection of flowers, you can create a countless variety of beautifully intricate photographs. Whether you are looking to update your portfolio or searching for something to do on a rainy day, these eye-catching floral sculptures are definitely worth braving the cold.

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We've all been there. Your beautiful wedding is over and now you have all of these fresh flowers and nothing to do with them! Not to worry. Learning how to press your wedding flowers is pretty easy and will let you enjoy them for a lifetime. As an elopement photographer, I've started collecting loose buds from my couples' wedding day and taking them home to press. Once they're dry, I put them in a glass frame and send them to my couple as a thank you for letting me spend the day with them. So far, they really love it!

I believe that you should only include elements on your wedding day that are really important to you. Things that you love and cherish and feel really add to your day. For a lot of people, that's fresh flowers, me included!

The worst thing about having fresh flowers is how quickly they decay. Extending the life of your wedding bouquet is the perfect way to keep enjoying your celebration long after your wedding day has passed. By extending the life of your fresh flowers you're helping add artwork to your home while being sustainable.

If pressing seems too time-consuming or isn't your thing, there are several other ways you can preserve your wedding flowers. Deciding which is the best method for you will depend on how you want to display your flowers in your home. Sometimes, the best option is to send your flowers to a professional, but a lot of these you can DIY!

This really depends on which method you choose and how much time a day you can dedicate to your new project. I dried all of my flowers via the microwave method in one afternoon! When I preserve my clients' flowers, I go the more natural route and press them between cardboard. Arranging them only takes about 30 minutes and then I just let them sit for a few weeks. Pressing your flowers is pretty hands-off.

Not if you dry them correctly. There have been a few times I didn't lay my petals correctly and the blooms ended up molding before drying out completely. I always recommend drying more flowers than you think you'll use just in case you mess some of them up. That's the beauty of DIY!

Try to dry your flowers as soon as you can. The longer you wait, the more "dead" they will be and thus turn brown at a faster rate. Flowers with more pigment will last the best while yellow or pale flowers will probably turn a little brown or fade completely if kept near a light source.

Not all flowers press equally. Thicker flowers may have to be cut in half to lay properly without molding and those cute little billy balls are a pain in the butt to dry. As I mentioned earlier, you'll want to make sure you're choosing the freshest flowers possible.

Think creatively when it comes to how you want to press each bloom. For some flowers, like roses, you may have to expand and spread out the petals so you can really see the shape. Fern leaf or eucalyptus make great choices for pressing!

There are a couple of different ways to press flowers depending on how involved you want to be and how quickly you want the turnaround to be. I personally used the microwave method as that was quicker and more suitable for my needs. However, now that I press flowers for so many different couples, I use the more hands-off method and press them between books. Both options are incredibly easy and it's kind of crazy how simple it is to make this gorgeous wall art. e24fc04721