Does flower photography have to be taken in full bloom?

Does flower photography have to be taken in full bloom? Usually, we usually choose to shoot when it is in full bloom. The flowers are thick and bright, and it is really the most pleasant thing to admire them and shoot them.

▲ Take a big scene and follow the "vision" process. Pay attention to the arrangement of color blocks, and then cooperate with buildings and trees to express the beauty of the environment.

▲ The vertical composition highlights the vertical tension of the flower branches. At the same time, with the help of telephoto, the picture is more rhythmic, and the picture forms an extension effect from far to near.

▲ Featured China architecture, combined with drooping lines, * * * together form a very artistic picture of Chinese style, which is more meaningful and interesting.

▲ Mid shot, choose dense objects to reflect the lines and layering of flowers.

However, must flower photography be taken when it is in full bloom? The answer is no, besides shooting blooming flowers, you can also shoot budding buds, beautiful flowers, closed flowers and even withered flowers, all of which are good subjects.

The budding bud is still holding the lute to cover its face, and the budding flower also feels "shy". The flower bones that are about to open are colorful, because there are fewer photographers, which is more attractive.

▲ Flowers in bud also feel "shy"

A flower bud in bud can grow one or several branches. In composition, we should pay attention to the size, light and shade, reality, color, distance, movement and so on, so as to make the picture more layered, expressive and attract the attention of the viewer.

▲ Use the contrast between reality and reality to make the picture more layered.

It is a good choice to make full use of the natural extension curve and slender and beautiful shape of the flower branches.

▲ With turquoise trees as the background, it shows the color texture and aesthetic feeling of branches and leaves, further highlighting the main body of the picture.

Combined with vertical composition, the tension of lines can be highlighted.

▲ The vertical composition highlights the vertical tension of the flower branches. At the same time, with the help of telephoto, the picture is more rhythmic, and the picture forms an extension effect from far to near.

Drawing lessons from "blank space" in Chinese painting is also a good composition method. Deliberately blank out the corresponding picture space, so that the scene in front of us appears clean and rank, giving the viewer a free space to daydream.

Falling flowers "are not heartless things, but turn into spring mud to protect flowers." For photographers, falling flowers have a special artistic beauty. How can they be missed? Whether it's low-angle framing, shooting out of the water, or even the dynamic beauty of high-speed shutter solidification, it's a good picture.

Close the camera to shoot the close-up of the fallen flower, showing the posture, color and simple picture effect of the fallen flower.

▲ Flowing water, don't have some fun.

▲ The high-speed shutter solidified the dynamics of falling flowers.

The shooting of fallen flowers can refer to the previous article "Spring also has fallen flowers". How to shoot the fallen flowers? Six Skills of Capturing the Artistic Beauty of Falling Flowers

If you have a macro lens, you can shoot the world of flowers in water drops, crystal clear and extraordinary.

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Of course, some special flowers, such as lotus in summer, can be photographed in addition to flowers, such as lotus leaf, bud, lotus sword, residual lotus, lotus and so on.

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