Robert's Nature Photography Blog
With overseas photo tours and a looming deadline for Outdoor Photography magazine, sadly, this year, I won't have time to venture out and photograph my local snowdrops, here in Kent. As an antidote I searched back through my archive and over the last few days posted a number of my favourite snowdrop photos on social media, notably Facebook and Instagram - and the relatively new Vero - culminating in me pointing the way to an article I was commissioned to write for Amateur Photographer magazine back in 2016. Rather than copy and paste onto this blog, I thought it would be better (and of course far less time-consuming) to simply provide a link to the PDF which you can access by clicking on the image, below. I hope you find it useful and should you have any questions regarding technique and thought process, please feel free to ask away under comments or, if you prefer, contact me directly at rmcanis@msn.com. Furthermore, although not snowdrops, I'm holding a Creative Flower Photography: Bluebells at Sunset workshop in north Kent on May 2nd where I'll be demonstrating a number of my flower photography techniques on these beautiful blooms. There's just 1 place left so if this is something that interests you do drop me a line. It would be great to meet you!
Click the image to read the how to photograph snowdrops magazine article. 