14 tips for fantastic flower photography at home

14 tips for flower photography at home

The current lockdown means that we can't visit our favorite shooting spots. But if you're lucky enough to have a garden or live in a rural area, you can take advantage of the improving weather and blooming flowers to create some fantastic floral photography at home.

Taking pictures of flowers is one of the most creative and rewarding genres of photography – and is a fantastic all-in-one workout for your camera skills. It can encompass the fundamentals of everything from still life to landscapes to portraits, so your pictures say as much about you as about your subject. 

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PhotoPlus: The Canon Magazine is the world’s only 100% Canon-focused title on the newsstand. Launched in 2007, for 14 years it has delivered news, reviews, buying guides, features, inspirational projects and tutorials on cameras, lenses, tripods, gimbals, filters, lighting and all manner of photography equipment. 

Aimed squarely at enthusiast photographers who use the Canon DSLR or mirrorless camera systems, all content is tailored to Canon users – so everything from techniques to product tests are tailored to those using the EOS camera system.

Editor Peter Travers brings 14 years of experience as both a journalist and professional photographer, with Technique Editor Dan Mold shoring up the magazine with his 6 years of expertise.