Every novice photographer first takes up photographing blooming objects. Why? First of all, because flowers have a texture and they have a bright color, which means that there is a high probability of getting a “beautiful photo”.

But in order for the flower to look interesting in the picture, you still need to adhere to some rules that have been proven over the years, despite the fact that beginners are unsuccessfully trying to break them.

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When shooting with a wide-angle lens, it is possible to add more background to the picture. Of course, you won't shoot the details, but making the photo interesting is quite possible. 

These lenses are good for shooting flower beds or flower fields. Photos will turn out to be rhythmic and dynamic.


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The way out of the “difficult position” when you have only a long-focus lens for shooting can be the original illumination of the object. Try to position yourself so that the back of the bud is lit. 

Some flower petals have a very beautiful pattern in the light. You will see amazing “veins and arteries” and their interweaving.

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Usually photographs are good in which the texture of the petals is clearly visible or the color is conveyed in an unusual way. Take a photo of part of the flower. Let the petals serve as the background for the core. 

The closer I shoot, the more abstract the image. In the end, I even just show the lines or just the color.
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