Get the jump on the growing season this year with these pretty early spring flowers that just can’t wait for warm weather.

Color is king in this challenge, so no B&W images. Let's see beautiful flowers, with creative lighting. Plants, such as ferns, grasses and mosses are also allowed. The image can be post processed to ...

As the above image shows, with lenses designed for macro photography attached to a more advanced camera, you can capture great outdoor flower shots. However, just because you're a compact user ...

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Photography enthusiasts arrive equipped with gear that suggests they’re preparing to document a royal wedding rather than flowers, setting up tripods and adjusting lenses with intense concentration.

Depending on the season, activities might include a play area, farm animals to visit, or seasonal events that keep younger visitors engaged while parents indulge their flower photography obsessions.

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4. Do & Don't Don't use an aperture that's too wide as you'll lose too much detail towards the edges of the flower and if you're shooting straight on make sure the centre of the flower is sharp ...