Photographing Snowdrops

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Published 2022-02-07

Nature and wildlife photographer Rob Read ventures out into his local woodland to photograph the iconic Snowdrop. Photographing flowers artistically is more difficult that you might think, but Rob provides a few hints and tips on his approach and shares some of the results. Wildlife photography is so much more than pointing a camera at various subjects, and experimentation is key to developing as a photographer. Enjoy the video, then go out and photograph some Snowdrops of your own before they are over for another year.

All Comments (9)

@atahassanzadeh4878 2 years ago

Lovely
@michaelkraus1826 3 months ago

Nice video, the problem with photographing snowdrops is that they often grow in very bad light conditions. I really like your results.
@patrickraymondnowotny2085 2 years ago

Nice information. Would it be possible to share your settings as well?
@peterbrooks9426 2 years ago

lovely Rob, especially like the last two shots at the end of the video, I had a similar setting recently and got some pics I was really happy with using the same macro lens
@joolsmckenzie5962 2 years ago

Very inspiring video, thank you 😊
@tinadorkin9564 2 years ago

Some beautiful results, something I've been trying myself
@annegriffith2572 2 years ago

Great photos and beautiful light! I've tried macro on snowdrops, it can get uncomfortable working so low on the ground! A difficulty I had last year was getting enough depth of field for a single flower while getting the dreamy effect on its neighbours.
@natalife5297 2 years ago

Hi, cool video, I watched it with pleasure, friendly like, come visit, I will be very happy, good luck and have a good weekend🤗🤗😉😉