This document provides tips for taking photos of flowers as a beginner photographer. It recommends choosing backgrounds that contrast well with the flower and have no distractions. Photos should be taken on overcast days for soft lighting that brings out the delicacy of flowers. Different angles and isolating flowers using a large aperture are also suggested. The tips encourage using natural light, including foreground, middle-ground and background when photographing fields of flowers, moving closer, and creating lifestyle compositions incorporating flowers. Blossoming trees are also mentioned as photo subjects, and it stresses having fun exploring flower photography.

1. Flower photos with tips for
beginners

2. It seems impossible to pass a flower without
enjoying its beauty. Flowers are always very
interesting subjects for photography: they are
colorful, have wonderful textures, have an insect or
two as a bonus.

3. There are several tips for your floral
photos.

4. •Your background is as important as your foreground,
find the background which contrasts well with the flower,
and has no distracting elements.

5. •Shoot at the overcast (or cloudy) day when
there’s soft light which demonstrates the
delicacy of a flower.

6. •Choose different angles.

7. •Isolate the flower from its surroundings by
using a relatively large aperture (e.g. f/4 or
even larger) when taking the photo.

8. •Use the natural light which will generally give
less shadow and lit the background behind the
flower well.

9. a field of flowers, you'll most likely want to take
a photo of the whole scene. Include some
foreground, middle-ground, and background in
your photo to create a sense of depth.

10. Move closer

11. •Create life style compositions, including
flowers.

12. Don’t forget about blossoming trees.

13. •Have fun and enjoy the time you spend
shooting flowers!

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