That was absolutely amazing you seriously are a master of Your craft. Thank you for sharing unfortunately I cannot afford go shop I have a program called affinity photo which cost me 50 bucks or £50 in UK currency one off payment by I’m pretty sure when I have the hang of it it will do exactly the same stuff thank you very much for sharing love your flower photos thank you
Some lovely images and very useful advice, especially for pp. I'll definitely try and apply these techniques to my own flower photography. I hadn't appreciated the importance of the 'chin up' aspect, but in retrospect it's a definite feature of my better images. Having a waist level finder/screen makes this much easier.I was surprised by the reference to the portrait photographer Yousuf Karsh and Olympus. Y
I most often shoot with my Nikkor Z 50mm f2/8 macro lens; however, I use a 105mm f/2.8 macro, a 70-200 f/2.8 telephoto, and various Lensbaby lenses. Be sure to join my FB Group, "The Joy of Flower Photography" for some complimentary information on macro photography
Your words helped me a lot
I really enjoyed this video…Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
That was absolutely amazing you seriously are a master of Your craft. Thank you for sharing unfortunately I cannot afford go shop I have a program called affinity photo which cost me 50 bucks or £50 in UK currency one off payment by I’m pretty sure when I have the hang of it it will do exactly the same stuff thank you very much for sharing love your flower photos thank you
Hello Rosie, thank you for posting such a detailed and wonderful video. So much to learn from your video.
Thanks,
Arvind
So nice of you
Some lovely images and very useful advice, especially for pp. I'll definitely try and apply these techniques to my own flower photography. I hadn't appreciated the importance of the 'chin up' aspect, but in retrospect it's a definite feature of my better images. Having a waist level finder/screen makes this much easier.I was surprised by the reference to the portrait photographer Yousuf Karsh and Olympus. Y
Thank you very much, this is an excellent lesson.
i always troubled to photograph flower, i see beautiful flower but look flat on my camera,
awesome images and video, thank you
Many thanks
The wonderful tutorial lesson that I learn a lot, many thanks!
I just discovered your videos on youtube and am really enjoying them. What is your lens of choice for most of your flower photography?
Glad you like them!
I most often shoot with my Nikkor Z 50mm f2/8 macro lens; however, I use a 105mm f/2.8 macro, a 70-200 f/2.8 telephoto, and various Lensbaby lenses. Be sure to join my FB Group, "The Joy of Flower Photography" for some complimentary information on macro photography
So wonderful!
Thank you! Cheers!
Very informative .Thank you very much
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome 👍