No, it is not tulip time, at least not here in the Northern Hemisphere. It is time for more garden photography tips and lessons from the e-book I am writing, and teasing you with excerpts right here on Gardening Gone Wild. Time to begin Chapter Two. Chapter Two is “Seeing the Garden”, how to use [...]
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Composition 101- Fill the Frame
June 24, 2012 – Posted in: Garden PhotographyWell, here we go. Join me here as the book unfolds. The PhotoBotanic Garden Photography Workshop is being written one post at a time – starting here. Long time readers of Gardening Gone Wild will know I have been writing about garden photography for almost 5 years. Now its time for a book, an e-book [...]
Photo Editing – Keepers and Cropping
January 24, 2012 – Posted in: Garden PhotographyWinter is the time to catch up on all the photography editing and post production from during the past year. Or in the case of this sequence of photos, from years ago. While I was working on the American Meadow Garden book, now 4.5 years ago, I stopped by Scott Arboretum at Swarthmore College in [...]
Wild Garden Photos
November 13, 2011 – Posted in: Garden PhotographyLast month, while our Gardening Gone Wild readers were out shooting for the Fill the Frame theme in our Picture This photo contest, I was on vacation in New England – I was filling my camera frame with fall color in Vermont and the landscapes of poet Mary Oliver in Cape Cod, such as Blackwater [...]
Fill the Frame
October 22, 2011 – Posted in: Garden PhotographySince I am the judge this month for our Picture This contest, I am taking the opportunity to expand on my theme – Fill the Frame. Link to contest entry rules and previous post. Whether or not you intend to contribute a photo to the contest or just want to take stronger photos you [...]