About this ebook
Telling Stories is the sixth and final lesson in the GOOD GARDEN PHOTOGRAPHY series, a survey of the various elements any landscape photographer must consider when capturing an image artfully to tell the story of what he or she sees.
We started this series with good composition—filling the entire frame with just those elements that bring balance to a photo. We talked about light, and about paying homage to what you see in a garden. This lesson explores how to tell that story, and really communicate what you saw.
We started this series with good composition—filling the entire frame with just those elements that bring balance to a photo. We talked about light, and about paying homage to what you see in a garden. This lesson explores how to tell that story, and really communicate what you saw.
About the author
Saxon Holt has been been photographing gardens for publishing clients worldwide since 1984, is the Photography Program Director at San Francisco Botanical Garden, and a Fellow of the Garden Writers Association. He owns PhotoBotanic, a garden photography stock library with an on-line Learning Center to celebrate plants and gardens.
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