I'm not normally a flowery picture kind of photographer, but when you visit the Butchart Gardens, or any botanical gardens for that matter, you can't help but want to take a bunch of photos. Not content with getting "normal" flower photos, I wanted to try something a little different with a unique lens combo I cooked up, sort of a twist on macro photos. Here are the results of my experiments. I hope you like them!
Monday, March 28, 2011
Spring Flowers
Although it's officially Spring, it won't really start to feel like it around Denver for a few more weeks. I've already got a daffodil that's blooming in my front yard, but really, we've still got a while before our gardens a full of flowers. With that in mind, I thought I'd give you a taste of spring by posting a few flower photos I took last year in Victoria, British Columbia at the Butchart Gardens.
I'm not normally a flowery picture kind of photographer, but when you visit the Butchart Gardens, or any botanical gardens for that matter, you can't help but want to take a bunch of photos. Not content with getting "normal" flower photos, I wanted to try something a little different with a unique lens combo I cooked up, sort of a twist on macro photos. Here are the results of my experiments. I hope you like them!
I'm not normally a flowery picture kind of photographer, but when you visit the Butchart Gardens, or any botanical gardens for that matter, you can't help but want to take a bunch of photos. Not content with getting "normal" flower photos, I wanted to try something a little different with a unique lens combo I cooked up, sort of a twist on macro photos. Here are the results of my experiments. I hope you like them!
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soooo pretty! love every one of these
ReplyDeleteThanks! We'll have to head over to the Botanic Gardens this spring for a photo field trip. :)
ReplyDeleteI love those!!!
ReplyDeleteYes! I am in for a photo field trip!
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