I’ve previously written an entire series about color in nature photography but this time I’m going to concentrate on using color to make your subject stand out. For the most part color in nature isn’t something we can control. As a photographer all you can do is observe it and capture it, which can make [...]
I was reading all of the comments about fences in our photo’s, and this shot came to mind. Let me explain…I was in downtown Millville, getting ready to load my tools and move to the next job, when I just happened to look over a fence into the yard next to me. There about five [...]
This is the first of a four part series discussing and showing examples of different techniques and methods a photographer can use to “Single Out” a subject in a nature photograph. There are of course more methods than I’ll be discussing over the next month but I chose what I believe are the four main [...]
Tonight I was sitting in front of my computer kinda bored, and I decided to glance through my photos to come up with something to post here. I typed in a search in my Lightroom catalog “close” just to see what would come up. To my surprise a series of really eye catching photos filled [...]
The cone flower is a summer treat in my gardens. The tiny seed heads remind me of little candles. This flower is a bird magnet to my yard. I love the color and texture of this flower and I hope you enjoy it as well.
The last and final color in the nature’s colors series, yellow. It can be both subtle and bright, it’s another quite common natural color, at least some hue of yellow. It’s so close to shifting to orange or red in a sunset but it’s there. A yellow bird can easily blend into it’s surroundings or [...]
Argentina is a place that might not normally be at the top of a wildlife photograhers must go list. Maybe this post will change that. Over a week and a half this past Christmas and the new year we traveled to several places throughout the country and saw some incredible places, wildlife, and birds. [...]
This delicate blossom can only be a vision of Nature at it’s finest. I think the passion flower is a statement that only Nature can bring to the eye. I have been told that it looks like a ballerina or a dancing dervish. I find the pattern and color to be whimsicle and inviting. To [...]
This multi colored rose is one from the healing garden. I love the shades of color that this one gives. The aroma from this flower is amazing, to wake up each day and see the beauty that only Mother Nature can give to the world is to be admired. I want to share this beauty [...]
This is one of the last roses in this pattern left in my gardens, the freeze of late has taken them all, I will have to wait for winter to retreat and spring to return before I can smell the sweet aroma of this beatiful blossom. I understand why the saying goes” A rose by [...]
This shot was taken on a cold foggy morning, hand held XSI with a 50mm macro lens. Wow, what a cool site. Great job Larry and Ray.
I’m going to start a small series of post that are color themed. Today’s color is of course green. We all know that nature can provide us with the privilege of seeing colors we would probably never see anywhere else, either in intensity or uniqueness. I’m going to attempt to show some of the magnificent [...]
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