Spring photo project, March 2015: floral landscapes
This is a research on creating landscape photography on plant subjects. Spring is blooming and high is the temptation of shooting single, static, wonderful objects like flowers and buds. However, where is the photographer interpretation in reproducing single objects? The creation of floral landscapes pushes the photographer to look for shape repetition, pattern development, light focusing, background uniformity, series building and contrast search. Below the results.
Colorful sticks
Winter fruits
New and old
New on old
Needles and spikes
Leaves or flowers ?
Pictures shot with Nikon D800 in live view mode plus Nikon 50 mm f/1.4 G at its soft spot (f/5.6). Click each picture to enjoy full details.
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White powder: when colours turn into black and white
Enjoy these white landscapes from the Swiss Alps: clouds and snow turned everything into a few black and many whites.
Pictures shot with Nikon D800 plus Nikon 50 mm f/1.4
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Best light of the day: how to plan your photography hike on the snow.
Set the alarm clock at 4am to catch the sunrise.
At 4am turn the alarm off and fall back asleep.
Miss the sunrise and enjoy the blue light after the sunset!
Pictures shot in Braunwald on a lazy Sunday. Nikon D800 plus 16-35 mm f/4
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More than just 50 shades of grey
and more than 50 shades of green
and more than 50 shades of white
Pictures shot with D800 plus 16-35 f/4 – click to magnify .
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