If the sun is bright, it is best to diffuse the light with some form of diffuser or try to shoot in open shade.įor this photograph, I shot it on a cloudy day and in the open shade of our neighbor’s house. So, photographing on a cloudy day can work beautifully.
When photographing flowers, it usually works best to avoid shooting in direct, harsh sunlight. It was a quick edit trick that saved me from making a detailed selection in Photoshop, while also evenly darkening the outer petals of the flower to create a more dazzling final image. Instead of selecting the flower and removing the background in Photoshop, I used the Vignette Tool in the mobile photo editing app Snapseed to replace the leaves and trees in the original photo with a black background.
I wanted to show off the flower without the distracting background. I took this stunning image of a Camellia blossom in my backyard.
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