Wordless Wednesday!
Written on April 13, 2011 at 6:24 am , by Justin W. Hancock
It’s Wednesday…that means time to show off some fantastic photos from the BHG Share My Gallery.
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And see more great photos from our blogging friends Rob, Chris, Bren, and Saxon!
Categories: Gardening | Tags: Coneflower, photography, share my photos
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Shooting for Spring in the Fall
Written on October 7, 2009 at 10:58 am , by Eric Liskey
Frost is fast approaching, and with it, the end of the garden photography season. We have a pansy/viola story planned for BHG next spring, and there were a few new shots we needed to complete our story plan. Heavy clouds, 50F and 20 mph winds made it a chilly challenge, but we got it done. When you’re working with such happy little flower faces, it is certainly easier! We used old and new varieties from companies like Ball, Benary, and Goldsmith.
Art director Scott Johnson and photographer Pete Krumhardt set up a shot on the side of a container of elephant ears. Looks silly from here, but then take a look at the final shot!
This is my version of how the final shot could look. We did a few others with different pansies on other surfaces. You'll have to check out the March 2010 issue of BHG to see what version made it into the issue.
Categories: Gardening | Tags: garden, pansy, photo shoot, photography, viola
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