Watching the progress of my bromeliad flower. I really do enjoy the flowers while they last, but I must admit I find it quite difficult to photograph artistically - especially as my plants are growing in the garden in amongst other plants, and wooden railway sleepers etc. So getting good angles isn't the easiest task. I love my tripod for indoor table top photography, but it is just too tall for plants that are low like this, even when I spread the legs. I wonder what good alternatives there are, other than attempting to get really good at hand held shots.
Watching the progress of my bromeliad flower. I really do enjoy the flowers while they last, but I must admit I find it quite difficult to photograph artistically - especially as my plants are growing in the garden in amongst other plants, and wooden railway sleepers etc. So getting good angles isn't the easiest task. I love my tripod for indoor table top photography, but it is just too tall for plants that are low like this, even when I spread the legs. I wonder what good alternatives there are, other than attempting to get really good at hand held shots.
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