Category: Botanicals
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Photographing the exquisite Looping Vine Tendril
Nature offers endless inspiration for photographers, and one captivating subject is the looping vine tendril. These delicate spirals, twisting and curling as they search for support, showcase the elegance of plant movement in a single frame.
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Spring photography tips
Selective lighting and darkening the background are among my favorite tricks to make a flower picture stand out
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Natural Patterns in color: The Captivating Palm Tree Bark in the tropics
The bark of a palm tree covered with colorful lichens is the subject of today’s post.
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The dry leaf of Monstera deliciosa -One more for my Winter Gallery
I present an addition to my Fall/Winter gallery at GeoGalleries and write about the composition of scientific names.
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Water lilies in black and white at the botanical garden in Rio de Janeiro
The water lilies at Rio de Janeiro’s botanical gardens were gorgeous during my last visit, and I made an image for my black and white botanical collection.
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Inspiring botanical photographer – Karl Blossfeldt
Karl Blossfeldt’s photography invites us to see nature through a different lens—one that reveals the complexity, elegance, and artistry inherent in every plant.
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Happy Sunflower in high key: Two Challenges of High Key Photography and How to Overcome Them
High key photography presents many challenges. In this post I discuss two, and how I overcome them.
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Natural Patterns in color: The Captivating Madrone Bark
The bark of the Madrone as an abstract piece of wall art.
It is all about the light 