Foliage and tiny insects are among the popular subjects for spring macro photography, as they are perfect for capturing the vibrant colors and mood of the season. So, if you’re planning to do a bit of springtime macro soon, here’s a quick inspiration to help you find the best subjects!
With the onset of spring, I thought it might be the perfect time to share a photography project that I’m going to be embarking on over the next few months: Documenting the story of my garden. This is a totally informal, personal project that I thought might be fun to
Spring is in the air, and with that comes flowers and insects. It’s also the time of year that the bees begin to emerge! Bees are remarkable creatures and are a joy to photograph. With a little patience and setup, you can have fun with bee photography, too. Camera and
Nothing quite says Spring like fresh blooms and buds. I love getting out in the sunshine and exploring local gardens, even my own backyard. The weather is starting to improve and even those Spring rains that gently wash everything clean can be a joy to capture. Document the change of
Ah spring, flowers, buds, new growth and puddles. Puddles are my favorite to play in after spring rains or winter snow melts. How to photograph reflections using puddles First of all, just be careful. While many cameras today are water — resistant they may or may not be waterproof. Just
Still planning your spring photography shoots for this year? It’s time to make the most out of the warm weather, the lush greenery and the flowers in full bloom! In the video above, Maria Perez shares 10 ideas to make your spring photography more eye-catching and unique, whatever your subject.
