Flower Assignment

1. What is the main advantage of microphotography?
It lets you get extremely close to your subject.

2. What are the limitations?
Very narrow depth of field and increased exposure of time.

3. What are the best lighting conditions for shooting flowers outside?
Bright but overcast days.

4. What are two things you can do to minimize the effects of the wind?
Stand between the flower and the wind and be patient and wait for the wind to pass then take severl shots.

5. What does the writer suggest for the number of flowers to get in the frame?
The flower and it's stem or several flowers.

6. What are three things that might cast bad shadows?
Trees, buildings, fences, lampposts and other surrounding objects.

7. What are some of the advantages of using a tripod?
It steadies the camera and reduces the chance of getting a blurry image.

8. What's the main thing to avoid with the background?
Make sure the subject and the background aren't similar in color or else they're blend together and it won't make a nice visual.

9. What's the main idea of this section?
To respect the environment and delicate ecosystems and to make sure you don't damage any of the flowers.

10. What might you do with a flower garden?
Maybe switch from macro to landscape to get the big picture of all the flowers since it's a garden and not focus on just one individual flower.