Nature at its Best – Flower Pictures and Photography Tips

Who likes flowers? Everyone does! In the words of famous composer Gian Carlo Menotti ”Art is the unceasing effort to compete with the beauty of flowers… and never succeeding.”

This world is artwork by Mother Nature, she creates artworks in 4D. And no artist can compete with the beauty and creativity of her art. The most esteemed piece of her art is flowers. Today, I’ll be showing you just that.

This is an inspirational collection of flowers photography. I’m sure you’ll love it.

You might also like these Flowers and these Rose Pictures.

Photography Tips

I made a post earlier about flower photography earlier, let me repeat some of the tips I gave there.

1. In most cases, you’ll have to take the picture while lying on the ground. Pictures look good when the camera is at the same level as the object. 
2. Don’t take your shots in the mid-day bright sun, that causes light burst.
3. Find dark backgrounds. Over dark BG’s flowers look dramatic, that’s a majestic view.
4. Light reflection from below the flower works great. If you don’t have the professional lights for such an occasion, just use ilumenium foil on the surface to reflect the sunlight back to the flower.
5. Believe it or not, foggy days are best for taking flower photos. Fog creates a natural diffusion effect.
6. You can create your own fog by placing a tracing-paper sheet over the flowers. You can experiment with a piece of cloth or anything that suits, experiment a bit, you have nothing to lose.
7. Deliberately blur the surroundings, they are not important. Just the flower is important.
8. Use lower ISO setting if you have a digital camera, otherwise pictures will carry noise.

The Queen and the Knight

Wild Iris

Wild Lily

Stand Out

Standing Out On The Forest Floor

Land Anemone

Cactus Flowers

THE WILD BUNCH

FRAYED EGOS

Thistle

Golden Days

Rainforest orchid

Pink Wing Seeds

Wild Blue Flowers against the Natured Stripes

All beauty must die

Piano rose

Morning Beauties

Attension

Wild Flowers

White Clover, Dutch Clover

Wild flower

Where the wild flowers were

Wild Columbine

Purple from Paradise

The Sun Will Come

Wild Daisy. Summer.

Wild Flowers of Ontario

Wild Bhutan Yellow Orchid

Doi Inthanon, Thailand

Break The Night With Color

Beautiful Tulip by Indian Rain