Tree Photography Notes

Author: Zhang Hong
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Publish Date: 2000-08-01
Features: In landscape photography, the most challenging subject to capture well is arguably trees, as they are difficult to be the main focus, yet they possess countless charms. Before shooting, it's essential to study the characteristics of different tree species and their environments. For example: solitary plants in the wild or forests of clustered vegetation; avenue trees like ginkgo, kapok, Chinese catalpa, and Canadian maple; and willows that complement the scenery of lakes and mountains. Different tree species each have unique poses and rich color variations. Tree photography is indeed a fascinating pursuit.