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10 TIPS for Flower Photography

Albert Dros

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Spring is here and the first flowers are popping up everywhere! In this video I talk about how to photograph them with lots of tips and techniques.

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Thanks as always for taking the time to watch. If you have any questions, please ask them in the comments below!

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20 Comments

@pablocoriaabel 13 days ago

Great photos, great tips! Thanks

@erikladefoged6108 1 year ago

Great ideas and suggestions. In particular I appreciate you showing the data, i.e. when you've used f2.8, f5.6, f9 and f14 etc. for different types of photos. Thanks a lot.

@elbarodriguez2615 2 weeks ago

Preciosas fotografías ❤

@Smillii 1 year ago

Tip 11, if your camera doesn't have flippy screen, you can very likely use video grabber with right video cable and use your phone as the screen. Potentially mount it to the hot shoe mount with hot shoe to 1/4 adapter and phone clamp.

@WolfgangWhyte 3 months ago

Magic, as always, Albert. For those viewers who take your tip on bringing a little perfume bottle full of water, try adding a little bit of glycerine to the water and shake it up before spraying. It doesn't hurt the flower, but the glycerine will really make the light jump out, especially if you're shooting into the light ☀

@IanBrowne-x6n 11 months ago

The light: I always get jealous when I see the wonderful soft light up there when compared to down here (Outback Australia) . Note to self: that doesn't means I can not do similar even if different 😇

@TomasMcelwain-c3n 6 months ago

Fantastic explanation, thank you!

@ocelot7047 3 months ago

Thank You! Thank You very much.

@haichit 4 months ago

thanks for the video. I do enjoy and subcribe.

@weedygardenerukweedygarden6981 8 months ago

Great videos - as a beginner it’s great to see the photo data which I find really helpful.

@paulineengelberts7276 1 year ago

Stunning photographs, thanks for sharing your process and ideas

@pedzsan 1 year ago

Wow… actual suggestions that seem viable. Thank you.

@florencequinn7720 5 months ago

Thanks for a very concise video with great tips and advice. I am a landscape photographer and would,like to try to get into flowers you were the first that showed up on my YouTube search and I am glad I found your channel thank you!