Comments on: 9 tips for photographing wildflowers with a point and shoot camera http://photonaturalist.net/9-tips-for-photographing-wildflowers-with-a-point-and-shoot-camera/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=9-tips-for-photographing-wildflowers-with-a-point-and-shoot-camera tips and tutorials for digital nature photography Thu, 17 May 2012 03:01:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Point and Shoot Tips Collection | Minimalist Photography 101 http://photonaturalist.net/9-tips-for-photographing-wildflowers-with-a-point-and-shoot-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-32847 Point and Shoot Tips Collection | Minimalist Photography 101 Sat, 09 Apr 2011 18:29:54 +0000 http://photonaturalist.net/?p=2644#comment-32847 [...] 9 tips for photographing wildflowers with a point and shoot camera | PhotoNaturalist Good solid flower photography tips. [...] [...] 9 tips for photographing wildflowers with a point and shoot camera | PhotoNaturalist Good solid flower photography tips. [...]

]]> By: nanahuff1999 http://photonaturalist.net/9-tips-for-photographing-wildflowers-with-a-point-and-shoot-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-32152 nanahuff1999 Sun, 20 Mar 2011 16:48:31 +0000 http://photonaturalist.net/?p=2644#comment-32152 Thanks for these wonderful tips on photographing Wildflowers. I have taken a few pictures of wild flowers and have been pretty lucky. I will put these tips to good use with the Spring flowers popping their little heads up no. I know this probably sounds strange, but I am going to practice with some artificial flowers that I have in the spare bedroom to get a better handle on closeness and using my tripod. Thanks for these wonderful tips on photographing Wildflowers. I have taken a few pictures of wild flowers and have been pretty lucky. I will put these tips to good use with the Spring flowers popping their little heads up no. I know this probably sounds strange, but I am going to practice with some artificial flowers that I have in the spare bedroom to get a better handle on closeness and using my tripod.

]]> By: Julie http://photonaturalist.net/9-tips-for-photographing-wildflowers-with-a-point-and-shoot-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-29356 Julie Wed, 05 Jan 2011 14:38:38 +0000 http://photonaturalist.net/?p=2644#comment-29356 Thanks alot! Your tips were extremly helpful! Thanks alot! Your tips were extremly helpful!

]]> By: Weekend Links – two weeks in one! | iffles.com http://photonaturalist.net/9-tips-for-photographing-wildflowers-with-a-point-and-shoot-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-15422 Weekend Links – two weeks in one! | iffles.com Mon, 12 Apr 2010 02:08:29 +0000 http://photonaturalist.net/?p=2644#comment-15422 [...] Sometimes you don’t have a DSLR with you (or maybe you don’t even own one at all), but you find some flowers you’d like a photo of. Here are some tips for photographing wildflowers with a point and shoot. [...] [...] Sometimes you don’t have a DSLR with you (or maybe you don’t even own one at all), but you find some flowers you’d like a photo of. Here are some tips for photographing wildflowers with a point and shoot. [...]

]]> By: Zack Jones http://photonaturalist.net/9-tips-for-photographing-wildflowers-with-a-point-and-shoot-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-15018 Zack Jones Tue, 06 Apr 2010 11:51:59 +0000 http://photonaturalist.net/?p=2644#comment-15018 #10 - A light weight tripod such as a Gorillapod is wonderful tool to have around when you're shooting with a P&S since they can easily support the camera and can be bent or twisted into just about any shape desired. #11 - Use the self-timer if your P&S has one. This has two benefits (1) allows you to position a diffuser if you're using one and shooting alone and (2) reduces the possibility of camera shake which could lead to a blurry image. #10 – A light weight tripod such as a Gorillapod is wonderful tool to have around when you’re shooting with a P&S since they can easily support the camera and can be bent or twisted into just about any shape desired.

#11 – Use the self-timer if your P&S has one. This has two benefits (1) allows you to position a diffuser if you’re using one and shooting alone and (2) reduces the possibility of camera shake which could lead to a blurry image.

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