After receiving feedback from the ebook, I’ve added a lot more content and examples for your learning enjoyment. If you’ve already bought the book, download your new copy the same way you got the first edition or check your inbox for the announcement there.
This image is a new image that I talk about in the book and give you very detailed directions on how I created it and all my camera and post processing settings.
Hope you all enjoy the new content and have a great weekend 🙂
I was pulling into the parking lot of Meadowlark Gardens last week and saw William shooting in the parking lot. I took out all my camera gear and asked what he was looking at. He found this cool leaf in a puddle right next to his car. Right above was a tree that was dripping rain water which made this these cool bubbles in the puddle. Goes to show you can find cool images anywhere if you keep your eyes opened.
In the early morning, soon after the sun had risen, I was out in Meadowlark Garden with William and the field was glowing. Literally glowing. It was amazing. I was hoping for some frost or cool icey formations, but hopefully next time I’m out I can get some better shots of it.
I went out with my new friends William and Mike to Great Falls Park. This time I had my macro with me instead of wide angle. It put a whole new perspective to the park, paying attention to the details instead of the water.
It may have also been that it was 10am instead of 5am.
My very first water droplet image. I loves it! What do you think? I’m so excited to go back to Meadowlark Garden and practice more macro shots. Thanks again to William Folsom for helping me with my macro images.
I am so lucky. As soon as I walked into Meadowlark Gardens today, I saw a man walking with a tripod. I said Hi and found out his name is William B. Folsom. He’s the Meadowlark Garden photographer and teaches many classes on photography. Seriously, how much luckier could I get. We walked around and I watched him take pics of dragonflies and heshowed me all the great flowers in the garden. He also talked a lot about lighting and things to look for when shooting flowers. Thank you so much William for showing me around. I am so happy with all the images I came out with and I’m so excited to go back again soon.