This document discusses various photographic techniques used to capture nature at an arboretum, including repeating patterns, texture and balance, shadow and light, depth of field, use of lines and shadows, selective focus, centering, layering, contrast, and perspective. It explores how these techniques can be used together to create depth, patterns, and texture in photographs of the natural landscape at the arboretum.

1. Nature at the Arboretum by Ann Streeter

2. Repeating Patterns

3. Texture and Balance

4. Shadow and Light

5. Texture and Depth

6. Depth and Repeating Patterns

7. Texture and Repeating Patterns

8. Selective focus and Depth of Field

9. Use of Lines and Shadows

10. Patterns and Depth

11. Use of Lines / Vertical

12. Selective Focus / Depth

13. Centering / Depth

14. Texture / Layering

15. Texture / Repeating Patterns

16. Repeating Lines / Depth

17. Texture / Pattern

18. Depth / Pattern

19. Contrast / Patterns

20. Patterns / Depth

21. Depth / Patterns

22. Perspective / Patterns

23. Focus / Depth

24. Texture / Patterns

25. Patterns / Texture

26. Perspective / Pattern

27. Use of Lines / Vertical

28. Balance / Use of Lines