This is a great time of year for Macro photo work. I have a pretty large garden of roses and other types of flowers and as spring approaches I will be taking more a lot photos with my Tamron 90mm lens. All I need are a few bees or ladybugs and I am all set for some fun close up work.
I think one of the hardest things to shoot is a red rows. Preventing over saturation of the color must be some type of fine art, because I can never seem to get it right. Feel free to pass on your own tips.
I took these today from a tripod in the backyard. The sky was overcast which really seemed to help keep the lighting under control. I also lucked out with no wind. I really hate the wind blowing around the flowers.
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