Flower Photography Artistry – Course Preview

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It takes education, patience, and practice to achieve flower photography artistry. In this video series, renowned professional photographer Tony Sweet takes you to the majestic Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania and shows you how to capture a variety of flowers in full bloom. You will learn how to compose close ups, the ideal camera settings, and when to use a macro, telephoto, or zoom lens. Tony gives you tips on shooting water lilies, azaleas, orchids, sunflowers, hibiscus, and and even dragonflies. Mainly, you will learn how to capture the image you compose with your eyes. Flower photography takes intense concentration, but the results are well worth the effort.

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