Taking Garden Photographs

RE: Taking Garden Photographs Post By Dawn (Guest Post) (02/28/2007) Gorgeous!!!What a marvelous idea,now I can't wait for summer to take some pictures of my flowers.I have a wild geranium that I adore and I think it would make some very nice photos . RE: Taking Garden Photographs Post By Susan Mickelson (Guest Post) (02/28/2007) It's nice to know other people like the close-up photos of flowers. I like to go even farther and use zoom lenses to get REAL close in or to get the dew on them. After it rains, the rain drops can act as magnifiers. Do you use a 35mm or digital camera? Some digitals have extra lenses you can increase your zoom. I love my 35mm and my Kodak digital w/1x,2x and 4x lenses. Keep up the lovely photos! RE: Taking Garden Photographs Post By Amy (Guest Post) (02/28/2007) I love your photographs-they are beautiful. I love taking garden photos, too. I took one of a beautiful Moon Flower I had last year. It was very close up, and slightly off center, and it looked very interesting. Also, taking a close up of a huge sunflower center will have you looking at things in a different, but still beautiful way. RE: Taking Garden Photographs Post By Margaret (Guest Post) (02/27/2007) I agree that you should submit them to Birds and Blooms magazine or maybe a photography magazine. There are always photo contests. Does your County Fair have a section for Photography? You'd surely win a ribbon. Also, the photos would make really nice note or thank you cards. I know, I know people don't hardly send actual cards nowadays with all the on line e-cards available. But an actual card is still nice to receive. Especially a hand made one with such pretty pictures. Keep up the good work! Margaret from Texas RE: Taking Garden Photographs Post by tedsmom (269) | (02/27/2007) Contact You are a very good photographer, and those are spectacular shots. You should submit them to Birds and Blooms magazine.