My 8 Best Tips for Flower Photography
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2018
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Most photos in the video were shot on this camera: amzn.to/2NJB7XA
But the most recent photos I used my current workhorse for:
amzn.to/2ulxqyq
To make this video, I used this mic: amzn.to/2N4uCxj with this preamp: amzn.to/2KV9dt5 and this small video camera: amzn.to/2N5gIuW
This is an example of a GOOD photography video. Lots of examples of bad and good photographs. No self-promoting gibberish. Thank you.
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So nice to find someone talking about this kind of flower photography as it's my favourite too.
Creating B&W versions of the photos to diminish distractions is a great idea. Thanks! Wonderful video.
Great tips, Michael. I would also suggest using a small diffuser if shade isn’t an option. You can use it to not only diffuse harsh light but to catch and direct the light onto the flower/subject.
Great tip!
Those little purple flowers are so beautiful, great images!
I'm not sure I ever got this much out of a RUclips video... this is exactly what I needed. Great tips and examples. Thank you!
Flower photography is incredibly beautiful. I normally don't care for it, but your photos have inspired me to think otherwise.
6:29 These tiny blue forest "fairies" are fantastically beautiful! Superior photos!
Thank you :)
Leveraging flatness is a really good and simple tip. Thank you!
I love photos like these, pretty flowers, simple little joys. Thanks for sharing!
Another gem from a very talented photographer. Thank you.
thanks for the tips, I´ll put them in practice to improve my flower photography. Greetings from El Salvador, Central America.
Great points, Micael! I like to use shade, too. I will often add a little flash fill on subject to bring it out of the background. If you do something like that, I would love to see your approach.
This was a great video! Informative, concise and full of simple solutions to some of the most common problems. I can't believe I've never thought about just creating the shade with my own body! So simple and yet it's escaped me all this time. So thank you!
Thank you. Tiny flowers are also one of my go to macro subjects. Your suggestions are a great help!
This is the video of flower photography tips that I've always been looking for, excellent work!
I always lower the exposure compensation to -1 or -2 so that the true color of the flower is photographed. The sun tends to bleach out the colors of a flower....
I appreciate your controlled pace of narration. The way of explaining things with an appropriate example was perfect. This video can be an example for others " the so called gurus of photography" who post videos on RUclips which are highly opinionated, dogmatic and cacophonic.
I usually took photos of flower with lots of leaves. Now I understand why some of it looked off. This video is very helpful. Thank you so much!
Thank you for the suggestions. I like photographing flowers and will keep these points in mind.
thank you! (ah! brings back memories of when i could crouch down like that without falling over ... & get up again elegantly('ish)!)
Ha Ha, at 90 I know know what you mean. I just blow up enlargement bigger, and crop.
Excellent tip on the flat flowers, always enjoy your work and have learnt a lot from your past videos, thanks for posting this video.
Thank you Micael for the tip.
One of the better youtubes on photography. Useful and practical tips. Length of video is just about right. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Micael, after going through photos after a recent trip with my photography group to a botanical garden here in Utrecht and seeing many of them look like rubbish for the reasons you highlighted, this video came up in my suggested ones...like RUclips is reading my mind haha! Well done, clearly explained, really helpful.
Just found you here thanks so much for all this info , I do paint flowers, I take picture from them . This helps me tremendously. Please continue.
Rule #7 I usually follow, but when I first started taking photos I often took them at high noon on my lunch break. When it came to Portulaca, the flowers glowed so vibrantly in full sun that to this day it is one of my favorite photos. It was sheer serendipity because I knew very little about the best lighting techniques. The portulaca is at 4:39 in my Succulent Treasures video. Sometimes at just the right angle full sun can be used for a stained glass effect with certain flowers.
Simply awesome!!
Thank you for all your tips. I’m also a big fan of flower photography and I loved all your photos.
Awesome tips, I must admit I didn't expect this video to be so instructive... and nice pictures! The Canon 100-400mm f4.5-5.6 mkII is a real beast for flower photography too, great magnification and it throws everything in the background in a beautiful bokeh
love this lens too
Awesome. Excellent. Inspirational. Thank you.
Really enjoyed your video. I too enjoy flower photography. Great tips, thanks.
It's not boring, simplicity is Beautiful. The Heart of Fashion about flower reflect on it.
Good explanation as well. thank you !I will apply your tips when am taking flowers.
Thank you very much for sharing your ideas!
Thanks Micael. Very good sound tips!
Wow my favorite flower shot thank you for sharing
I love this video...great tips.
Great tips Micael.
Very helpful straight forward video. Great images as well. I’m off to macro shoot this afternoon
Thank you so much Micael, great tips
Unless it's a tiny flower, I love my Zeiss Batis 85mm. Amazing tool for the job. My go to settings are usually ISO 100 and F2.8.
Wow, thanks for great explanation video. I haven't put deep thought on flower photography. Will surely try this out. It might be slightly different with macro photography thought. Thanks..
Good advices given, thank you!
Great video, keep going to do more videos like this , with practical advices in photography and less about a gear.
Great tips! Thank you!
Nowadays I've been doing macro photography and this video is very helpful. Thank you, from Philippines😊
Thank you very much for the tips!
Great Video Michael. Really cool tips Thanks Bro.
Love your channel. Thoughtful tips suitable for both beginners and more advanced photographers illustrated by excellent examples.
Great video, thanks my friend. Its given me ideas and inspiration to give flower photography a go.
Great video great view great pictures. 👍
Thank you for creating this video ❤️
Amazing. Thanks for the tips
Excellent tips , loved the one about B n W when background is busy
Nice tips and tricks, thanks for sharing!
super useful video and beautiful images, thank you!
I actually find the image at 3:15 to be one of the strongest and most interesting compositionally in the set. The in-and-out of focus leaves provide lines that swirl around the flowers and help to frame the image. Shallow depth of field flower photography with an out-of-focus background and tack sharp flower is only one approach. It can be a bit one-dimensional if overdone. What if you were to include more backgrounds, fences, buildings, people walking past in flower photography? This is a different approach but would provide great context and open up possibilites.
If not for two of the flowers also being out of focus, and the grass seed head across the middle one, I might agree with you.
Thanks for the inspiration I needed some today.
Dude I thing that this is best photography youtube channel I have ever watched
Great video as usual and great tips.... Thanks you..
Very good video on flowers photography. Thank you for these tips.
Awesome tips, thank you, subscribed.
Nice shots. You opened my eyes on the B&W photography of the flowers.
Very interesting video. These are some tips i havend seen before. Different from all the other Macro Photography videos.
Very useful and helpful, thanks!!
Brilliant!
RUclips recommendation,glad i clicked
Amazing video and really helpful tips,thanks!
Great tips, Thank! Miceal.
very helpful. Thank you!
Worth watching, thank you
Great photography!
Thanks a lot! That was a very helpful and well made video!
Excelente video!
Excellant! Thank you.
Love it ♥️
Pretty good tips and I learnt one or two tricks - playing with colours. Here is one from me, take photos of flowers in light rain...
great vid! thanks for sharing.
Great video. thanks for putting this together :)
Thank you so much for this video will be very helpful for my new photography career appreciated it 👍😉
No.1 photography. 👍👌🙏🇮🇳
Just have me an incredible idea. Thanks 😊 Chief. Hugs from KOLKATA India 🙏
Beautifully explained 😄
Delightful! Very good video - thanks!
Thanks a lot for these tips and your videos ! I'm starting macro/proxy photography, and I found it very usefull. By the way, your english is really understandable for a french like me !!
very informative!!, always love to take pictures of flowers cause there's so many of them
Good gide, well done job. Micael! Slowers and mushrooms - a big part of my interest in photography )
Great! Thanks!
And they tell me flower photography is boring. Thanks for the inspiration
Thank you for your tips Micael, it is simple but helpful. Specially about the flat side of flowers. So, now you get a loyal subscriber. :)
Awesome, more inspired now.
Thank you so much for the tips...
Excellent video - thank you for the great tips - reverting as a last resort to B&W 👍
I learnt a lot. Thanks man for sharing :D
Very useful. Thank you!
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Great clip!
Thanks , very interesting tips and quite helpful 🙏
I did learn something I'll try. I will say absolutely yes to not taking pics of flowers on a sunny day. Soft light is best
Great video. This gave me a whole new motivation to pictures flowers which are in abundance here in summers
Happy to hear that, the goal of my videos is to inspire!
These are some nice Tips Micael.