How to Take Shots of Flowers - Photography Tutorial


Getting your gear together and in working order, choosing the right lens, having a tripod set up and then preparing to take the image. Pause and examine your subject before pressing the shutter. Let's see some question you should ask yourself and get into more details. - View Tutorial »


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