Plant Photography
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Spanish Moss Photo
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photo # 5091
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Small (8x10)
Medium (11x14)
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Rainforest Grand Opening Photo
(freycinetia excelsa plant)
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| photo # 5237 |
Small (8x10)
Medium (11x14)
Large (16x20)
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Plant in Prayer Photo
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| photo # 5062 |
Small (8x10)
Medium (11x14)
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Light in My Darkest Night
(black and white square photo of light shining on leaves)
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| photo # 4944 |
Small (black and white 8x8 - square)
Medium (11x11)
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Renewal Photo
(black and white vertical photo of plant growing up through a discarded tire)
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| photo # 6253 |
Small (black and white 8x12 - vertical)
Medium (10x15)
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Life Spiral Photo
(Note from the artist: I found these leaves naturally linked together in the forest; I did not link them)
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| photo # 5020 |
Small (8x10 - vertical)
Medium (11x14)
Large (16x20)
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Wood Grain Rapids Photo
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| photo # 6085 |
Small (8x10)
Medium (11x14)
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Cactus Points Photo
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| photo # 5118 |
Small (8x12)
Medium (10x15)
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Plant photography
Not all plant photos have to be centered around flowers. Non-flowering plants hold an interest in their own right.
Artistically speaking the plant photo composition can be a collection of lines, shades, colors, textures, visual movement, and light quality. The photograph can be about how light and dark play off of each other both physically and psychologically, about how complimentary colors embrace each other on the same leaf, or about the diversity and intricacy of textures within the plant world. Sometimes the plant may act as a background or stage for an animal, or a person or human element, but most of the time, you do not need to add these elements to make it interesting.
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