Garden Photography
We're less than a month away from our next workshop, and this one is going to be special. In our previous workshops, we covered composition, the tools built into your iPhone and other cameras, and how to take a picture worth being proud of. We also talked about
Thinking Like a Photographer
I'm going to be using a rather simple set of subjects today. It's a rainy day, quite stormy. I'm coming out here and noticing that the garden decorations, the dried-up vines that are just barely coming back to life, and all of these freshly
Garden Photography
Thank you again to everyone who joined me for the Prune Your Photos workshop. I truly enjoyed working through your images together, and I want to make sure you walk away with more than a memory of a good Zoom call. This recap is designed to be something you can
Workshop Recap and Review Guide Thank you again to everyone who joined me for the Learn to Use Your Tools workshop. I truly enjoyed joining all of you to explore the essential composition and focus techniques needed to capture the real beauty in your gardens. Your questions were fantastic! This
Hey there folks! We are just a few hours away from our live Garden Photography Workshop! I just recorded this quick video for you from my (very autumnal) garden to talk about what we'll be covering today. We'll be focusing on finding the beauty in the
9 February 2026 at 1:00 pm (Meeting Over) Zoom Meeting ID: 81174855875 Learn to edit the story of a photo both after and before snapping the shutter. This interactive workshop explores how simple edits and thoughtful composition can transform an image. You'll learn to see your garden
You might be thinking, "Why would I want to do garden photography now?" Halloween's already passed, Thanksgiving is racing towards us, and the stores are already playing Christmas music. In the garden, the big show of spring and summer is long over and the few remaining
It's easy to get lost in the weeds of a creative project. Running as fast as you can towards the next pulsing map marker, you don't realize that the camera has pulled back to reveal the full extent of the moonlit field through which you run.
Narrative Systems and Creative Learning
Gardeners know that pruning is just as important as planting. It’s how we clear away the clutter to let the real beauty thrive. The same is true for photography. We take hundreds of photos to capture that one perfect moment where the dawning light shifts through branches to paint
Workshop Recap and Review Guide Thank you again to everyone who joined me for the Learn to Use Your Tools workshop. I truly enjoyed joining all of you to explore the essential composition and focus techniques needed to capture the real beauty in your gardens. Your questions were fantastic! This
Hey there folks! We are just a few hours away from our live Garden Photography Workshop! I just recorded this quick video for you from my (very autumnal) garden to talk about what we'll be covering today. We'll be focusing on finding the beauty in the
9 February 2026 at 1:00 pm (Meeting Over) Zoom Meeting ID: 81174855875 Learn to edit the story of a photo both after and before snapping the shutter. This interactive workshop explores how simple edits and thoughtful composition can transform an image. You'll learn to see your garden
Thank you for registering for our Learn to Use Your Tools (2025) Garden Photography Workshop! Remember to bookmark or print this page so you can easily join our meeting. You must sign in to AndrewLinke.com with the same e-mail address you used to purchase the workshop, click the link
You might be thinking, "Why would I want to do garden photography now?" Halloween's already passed, Thanksgiving is racing towards us, and the stores are already playing Christmas music. In the garden, the big show of spring and summer is long over and the few remaining
This workshop is designed to demystify the art of garden photography, focusing mainly on the powerful camera in the iPhone. Learn to make your photos blossom by mastering focus, depth, and composition. Perfect for any gardener who has ever felt frustrated trying to capture the magic of a bloom. Online
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