Flower photography is a creative pursuit that anyone can enjoy, regardless of location or experience. You don’t need access to exotic gardens or rare blooms to get started. Everyday spaces like your ...

It’s the time of year when bright green buds are popping out of the mud, but spring flowers offer a great opportunity for equally new and bright photographers. Flowers, with their bright colors, ...

How has floral photography evolved since 1991? The new exhibition “Flora Imaginaria: The Flower in Contemporary Photography,” Selby Gardens’ latest indoor-outdoor art showcase, provides an answer. It ...

In the late 1830s, the Welsh botanist John Dillwyn Llewelyn began making photographs of orchids he’d grown at his home near Swansea. Llewelyn’s pictures are thought to be among the first to use the ...

Photographer Yulia Artemyeva from Nizhny Novgorod created this photo series "Ballerina and Flowers" to capture the moment ...

Andover, Minn. Dahlia grower Arnie Sachs braces a ladder while former KARE 11 news anchor and reporter Diana Pierce photographs one of his flowers. In her newsletter "Blooming," Pierce highlights the ...

From lens focal lengths and fill-flash to portraits, macro or stunning landscapes there are techniques for everyone. Learn how to use metering, considering composition and shoot everything from ...

Members of the Westmoreland Photographers Society will present a half-day workshop on the do’s and don’ts of flower photography on Sept. 27 at Historic Hanna’s Town in Hempfield. The workshop, from 10 ...

The typical approach to flower photography is to use a long lens or macro lens and blur out the backdrop with a shallow depth of field, so that the focus is on the subject. But why not take a ...