EASY BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY
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  • "P" Mode
  • What is a 35mm Equivalent Focal Length?
  • What is Depth of Field
  • Types of Camera Lenses-Prime Lenses
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  • Snow Scenes Photography
  • The Camera Lens-Types of Camera Lenses and Focal Lengths
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  • Camera Phone/Cell Phone Camera Photography Tips
  • Christmas Lights
  • Digital Camera Pixels and Megapixels
  • Flower Photography
  • White Balance
  • Zoom Lenses and their Features
  • Fall Foliage-Autumn Leaves
  • Negative Space Photography
  • Camera Shutters and How They Wrok
  • ISO

​Flower Photography-Mini Gallery   

​This mini gallery of flowers is a companion to the tutorial How to Photograph Flowers. These images of flowers are examples of some of the techniques discussed in that tutorial. These pictures were taken in public parks, downtown areas, and even in the yard areas of homes.

So just remember you don't need to be in an exotic location to take nice pictures of flowers.There are probably some interesting flowers right in your own neighborhood or backyard that you can start practicing with. Some of the flower images were taken with a Compact Bridge type camera. Others were taken with a Digital Slr camera. You wont be able to tell the difference. Just keep in mind that any of these type shots can be duplicated with just about any non-professional consumer camera. So grab your camera and give it a shot!
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  • Home
  • TUTORIALS
  • Contact
  • About
  • Image Sensors and Sensor Size
  • Photography and Natural Light
  • Image Sensors and Sensor Size
  • Camera Exposure Basics
  • Pixels, Image Resolution, and Print Sizes
  • Taking Pictures of Sunsets and Sunrises
  • Types of Digital Cameras
  • Basic Photo Composition
  • Mini Gallery Flower Photography
  • How Cameras Work-Parts of the Camera
  • The Camera Shutter and Shutter Speeds
  • The Camera Lens Aperture
  • Quick Photography Tips
  • Digital Camera ISO
  • Using Exposure Compensation EV+EV-
  • Digital SLR Camera Features
  • Bridge Compact Camera-Super Zoom Cameras
  • Night Photography-Taking Night Shots
  • Compact Digital Cameras-Point and Shoot Cameras
  • Mirrorless Cameras-Compact System Cameras
  • Black and White Photography
  • "P" Mode
  • What is a 35mm Equivalent Focal Length?
  • What is Depth of Field
  • Types of Camera Lenses-Prime Lenses
  • Shooting and Scene Modes
  • Snow Scenes Photography
  • The Camera Lens-Types of Camera Lenses and Focal Lengths
  • Digital Camera Metering Modes
  • Camera Phone/Cell Phone Camera Photography Tips
  • Christmas Lights
  • Digital Camera Pixels and Megapixels
  • Flower Photography
  • White Balance
  • Zoom Lenses and their Features
  • Fall Foliage-Autumn Leaves
  • Negative Space Photography
  • Camera Shutters and How They Wrok
  • ISO