How to shoot a peach blossom in spring?

1, pay attention to the weather and choose the flowering period.

The flowering time of peach blossoms is related to the weather. The flowering period is normal in warm weather and delayed in cold weather. The flowering period is usually three weeks. When shooting, only the buds are not suitable, and there are no blooming flowers. It is best to choose a state where both buds are in bud and partially in full bloom. It is generally best to shoot at 9 ~ 10 on a sunny morning.

2. Seek the "posture" of peach blossom.

Taking pictures of peach blossoms is also flower photography. Photographers should not rush for success, but pay attention to observation and look for favorite peach blossoms from a large area. Look at its branches and modeling characteristics, shoot selectively through ideas, and achieve perfection in composition and lighting. Peach blossom, like people, has its "expression" and "posture". Just like shooting people, we must pay attention to the different "expressions" and "postures" of peach blossoms in order to make the works lifelike.

Peach blossoms are generally white and pink, and grow on both sides of streets and parks. The trunk is not too high and easy to shoot. The stamens of peach blossom are very long, which is the most attractive place of peach blossom and also the "expression" of peach blossom. Be sure to pay attention to performance when shooting. Peach blossoms are often single-flowered, heavy-flowered, multi-flowered and clustered on the branches. These different "postures" can be seen in the mirror. When the peach blossom is in full bloom, the direction of the flower core is multi-angle, so it doesn't matter which direction the flower core faces when shooting a single peach blossom. When shooting two peach blossoms back to back, you should choose the opposite one and the opposite one before and after. When shooting multiple, clustered peach blossoms, you must find the one you think is the best and use other flowers as a foil.