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Using a Telephoto Lens to Compress Garden Scenes

by David Cobb | Apr 10, 2017 | Garden Photography, Photography Techniques, Spring Photography | 2 comments

Using a Telephoto Lens to Compress Garden Scenes Since gardens are beginning to blossom again after a long winter, I’m returning to the garden setting for this tip. A telephoto lens is essential in garden photography for picking out pieces of a distant landscape or...

The “Cramming” or “Shoot-Through” Technique by David Cobb

by David Cobb | Feb 8, 2016 | Garden Photography, Macro, Photography Techniques | 10 comments

The spring wildflowers have started to pop in the Columbia River Gorge of Oregon, so I thought I’d take the time to explore a technique I often use for photographing spring wildflowers called “shoot-through” or “cramming.” I had used this technique for a number of...

Photographing the Garden Landscape

by Photo Cascadia | Feb 14, 2011 | Locations | 4 comments

Photographing the Garden Landscape By David Cobb I’ve recently signed a book contract to produce Japanese Gardens of North America with writer Kendall Brown, and it’s due out in spring 2013. So lately the garden landscape has been on my mind, especially as it pertains...

Using a Telephoto Lens to Compress Garden Scenes

The “Cramming” or “Shoot-Through” Technique by David Cobb

Photographing the Garden Landscape

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