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Flower Photography: Mistakes to Avoid
July 07, 2018 - Not defining your subject in the image: Emphasize what interested you in that flower. Is its shape, color or pattern tha...
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Flower Photography Review
April 16, 2018 - I recommend periodically reviewing your photography with a subject in mind. Look for common themes and perhaps others th...
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Storytelling: Lavender
April 03, 2018 - Lavender is in the mint family and has a wonderful aroma. It is reportedly good to relieve stress, improve mood and prom...
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Macro Photography Tips: Flowers
July 03, 2017 - Macro (life sized or greater) or close up Photography requires a DSLR with a dedicated macro lens for the best shots.
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Photography Tips for Dog Days of Summer
August 08, 2016 - The Dog Days of Summer are here! Some concepts and ideas to try before the summer ends:
1. Explore abstracts in Black &...
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Macro Flower Photography and exploring Microscopic Photography with diffuser ring flash
May 30, 2016 - I am generally not fond of point and shoot cameras, but my new one - The Olympus Tough TG 4 is waterproof and shockproof...
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MAY 2015_Flower Photography
May 01, 2015 - Try different lighting in the studio, such as back lighting with a softbox (or use any light softened with a white sheet...
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March 2015_Macro Photography
March 01, 2015 - Remember, Depth of Field (DOF) is very different with close up photography. The closer you are to your subject the less...
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June 2014 Photo Tips: Travel Photography
June 01, 2014 - TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS:
Shoot iconic structures from a different vantage point. Move around. Follow the light to choos...
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Spring into spring with Flower Photography
March 01, 2014 - Vary your depth of field (DOF = Zone of acceptable sharpness) to see what looks best. Get close to your flower and have...
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