But how do you take close up photos of flowers that will do them justice?
Many cameras already have a preprogrammed icon with close up flowers.
Those are fine! Even wonderful. They take the guess work out of shutter speed and aperature settings
Other times the photographer sets up the shot and photographs the flower (s) at the opportune moment. And by that we mean no wind, no camera shake, no insects (unless you want one) on the flower. You also need to examine the flowers before you set up the shot to make sure there are no dead petals, leaves, or stems.
Ellen Stanton
Appleberry Photography
Carol Sue Jones
Appleberry Photographer
