Quote (onepagememory @ 8 May 2010 20:19)
Have you tried mixing plants with a shot of the horizon / sky?
I've seen an awesome shot of a photographer digging a hole next to a sunflower and emphasizing the sunflower's perspective.
Sunflowers only bloom in July.... and they are not wild native flowers here...
It's tricky I know...
So far I took pictures of the main flower that blooms this early and is wild.. took the pictures in the town/city where pictures have to be taken...
There is a mountain I go hiking every week, in that city...
The rest is rural (farms) or city...
I tried some fern shots, but only one turned out decent...
The trillium (flower in those pictures) only grow in the forest, so it rules out having a nice landscape horizon...

But even if I'm limited by the theme, it also means that everyone else has the same limitation.
My pictures must stand out and be original, as well as good quality..
Yes I'm asking for a LOT

edit:
late summer, I'll have wild iris to shoot..
had made a nice shot with my little camera, I'll try to reproduce the same with my new one

Also I can try to find an old tree in the middle of a field, after crops are done, in late September, if I am not able to find one before..
But it has to be taken in that very specific area...
This post was edited by MotherOfTwo on May 8 2010 06:42pm