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Feb 11, 2009 · Photographer Stina Plant was only 29 when she decided to open an art gallery in St. Albans, where she’d grown up. Since its appearance in September 2007, Staart Gallery — the name melds “St ...
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Stina Booth Photography, Saint Albans, Vermont. 518 likes · 1 talking about this. Professional Photographer in Vermont
- “Ideal Conditions For Me Are Cloudy Skies, No Wind, and High Humidity.”
- “Learn About The Natural Environment and The Ecosystems You’Re Photographing.”
- “I Like Sweeping Curves That Help Highlight A Plant’S Organic shape.”
Ervin-Edward
Image by Ervin-Edward. Gear: Canon 6D camera, Canon 17-40mm f4 lens. Settings:Focal length 17mm; exposure 1/100 sec; f4; ISO 640. What’s the story behind this photo? When this photo was taken, I was in a remote village in Covasna County, Romania called Commando. The plan was to go camping in the forest that surrounds this small village in the middle of nowhere. I hoped to capture some of the beauty hidden in this wilderness. As I was hiking, the weather turned, and I was forced to set up camp...
Stephane Bidouze
Image by Stephane Bidouze. Gear: Canon EOS 6D camera, EF 135mm/f2 lens. Settings:Exposure 1/50 sec; f2; ISO 500. What’s the story behind this photo? As I was walking along a path on Koh Mook island in South Thailand, my eyes suddenly fell on this specimen of wild ginger (Costus Speciousus). It’s a pretty common species there, but this one had a lovely rounded stem, inspiring me to opt for a more original framing. The choice of the selective focus on the red flower and the use of a limited dep...
Darcy Rogers
Image by Darcy Rogers. Gear: Hasselblad camera, 80 lens. Settings:ISO 400. What’s the story behind this photo? I saw this tree while I was walking through Riverside Park in New York City. I was immediately struck by the pink flowers blooming on the brown tree trunk, and I also liked how the tree branches were twisting up and away, creating a sense of movement. [sstk-mosaic-2] Pro Tip When photographing plants, I look for lines that will lead the viewer’s eye through the photo. I like sweeping...
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- Pay Attention to Small Details. While many of the topics below fall under this general category, I mean something more specific with this lesson. After a day of photography, you are back at home and are looking at your photo on a larger screen.
- Carefully Assess the Condition of Your Subject. Whenever I teach plant photography in person and am reviewing student photos, one of the most common challenges I see is the photographer choosing subjects in tattered or poor condition.
- Be Mindful of the Background: Does it Enhance or Distract? Especially when working with shallow depth of field, I pay attention to both the main subject and the background when deciding whether or not to create a photo.
- Be Intentional About Including or Not Including Focal Points. One thing we typically learn as new photographers is that we must have a focal point—a place where a viewer’s eye can land.
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