Spring Photography

Springtime, at least here in Michigan, is so unpredictable.

One day the Cherry and Apple trees are in full blossom saying in the gentle breeze, the next day we could have snow!   Some days the temperature soars to the 80s and the following day we can have dangerous thunder storms.

On the days that we as photographers who enjoy filming outdoors, are unable to do so, there is always beauty to capture all around us.

Here are some examples!

Both these photographs were taken at a grocery store on rainy spring day last week. 

This photograph of my young cat, Annie, was taken on a stormy spring day!

Beauty is all around us! 

Ellen Stanton
Appleberry Photography
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Tips for Photographing the Spring!

The warm weather is here (well almost here in Michigan...some days warm, other days, not so warm!) But Spring is definitely in the air and most of us can't wait to get out and photograph Spring!  It never gets old!

Here are tips to enhance your photography experience!

Photographing Spring!

Happy Spring!!  

Ellen
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Spring is a wonderful time of the year to be out taking photographs!  Particularly this year after the long, hard, brutal, history making winter we here in Michigan experienced! 

Capturing the beauty of the growing flowers, seeing the blooming trees and even the dandelions are such a welcome sight!

Here is an excellent video by Jim Crotty on capturing the beauty of Spring!

Spring Photography

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Appleberry Photography is proud to announce that we've joined Fine Art America!

We will announce the opening of our gallery soon!

Ellen Stanton & Carol Sue Jones

Photographing in Spring!

This past winter here in Michigan was brutal.  From late December to mid April the the temperatures were well below normal and we did get our last snowfall (April) by which we won the not so coveted award as the snowiest winter in Michigan history.  I sure didn't need an award to tell me how much snow we had! 

The tulips are now out, the trees are starting to blossom and Spring is officially here! 

The weather is tolerable and now is a great time to get out the camera and photograph the beauty around us!

Here is an excellent video on Spring Photography by Jim Crotty.

Spring Photography

Ellen