Good Morning! 

As we're all still doing our bit and staying at home, we want to share more photography ideas and tips you can try without venturing too far. 

Today's top tips are all about flower, plant and garden photography so you can get outdoors safely, enjoy some fresh air, sun on your face and still brush-up on your photography skills. 

Plus, don't forget to upload your images to our Gallery where you could win a Samsung Memory Card!

Enjoy your weekend!
 

6 Outdoor Flower Photography Tips

Learn how to shoot better outdoor flower shots without having to know how to use a DSLR, macro lenses and other expensive equipment.
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Top 19 Best Lenses For Macro Photography

The best macro lenses for macro and close-up photography, including product photography. We count down the top macro lenses reviewed by ePHOTOzine.
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5 Top Garden Macro Photography Tips

Get up early and explore your garden with your macro lens to capture interesting waterdrop images on leaves and flowers.
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Even More Must-Read Flower Photography Tips

Find out how using shade and creating your own backgrounds will help you achieve better flower photography results. These tips are particularly useful in the middle of the day when the sun is high and shade is hard to find.
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How To Photograph Flowers Differently

Gardens are bursting with flowers right now so it's the perfect time to have a go at flower photography but with everyone else doing the same thing, why not find a new perspective and shoot from underneath?
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How To Shoot A Spring Drag Landscape - 5 Top Tips

Shots don't always have to be sharp and perfect in fact, drag landscapes are quite the opposite and still worthy of a place on your wall.
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10 Top Macro Photography Tips

Macro and close-up photography allows us to see the world from a different viewpoint and sometimes, shots can be almost magical with what they unveil. Plus, with so many subjects waiting to be captured, you really can put your macro photography skills to the test and, you don't have to venture much further than your own garden either. 
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The ePHOTOzine team

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