Tips for Photographing Flowers
By Kerslyn On March 12th, 2010Flowers are one of my favorite subjects but I sometimes end up frustrated with my photos. Here’s 8 ways I find helpful in shooting flowers and will definitely bear those in mind the next time I go out and shoot flowers.
Eight Tips for Photographing Flowers:
- Use a Tripod
- Wait for an overcast or cloudy sky
- Position your camera’s sensor so it’s parallel to the most important plane of the flower
- Use shutter speed of 1/200 or faster
- Find a good flower with a good background
- Find a flower that’s good in shape
- Use a telephoto lens with a minimum focusing distance
- Use the RGB histogram to check exposure – not the LCD



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