{"id":83710,"date":"2019-07-10T00:30:19","date_gmt":"2019-07-10T07:30:19","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/iphonephotographyschool.com\/?p=83710"},"modified":"2021-08-19T03:10:45","modified_gmt":"2021-08-19T10:10:45","slug":"flower-macro-photography","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/iphonephotographyschool.com\/flower-macro-photography\/","title":{"rendered":"9 Tips For Beautiful Flower Macro Photography On iPhone"},"content":{"rendered":"

Do you want to take beautiful close-up flower photos<\/a> with your iPhone? With an iPhone macro lens, you can capture the intricate detail of even the smallest flowers. But to get high-quality sharp photos, you need to know a few tricks. In this tutorial, you’ll discover 9 tips for shooting stunning flower macro photography<\/a> with your iPhone.<\/p>\n

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1. Use A High-Quality iPhone Macro Lens For Beautifully Sharp Photos<\/h2>\n

The built-in lenses of the iPhone camera<\/a> aren’t suitable for extreme close-up photography<\/a>. They’re just not capable of focusing at such close distances.<\/p>\n

So, how do you shoot close-up macro photos with your iPhone?<\/p>\n

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You simply attach a special macro lens to your iPhone!<\/p>\n

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An iPhone macro lens allows the camera to focus at very close distances – which\u00a0is perfect for capturing the intricate detail of flowers.<\/p>\n

To capture sharply focused images, make sure you use a good quality macro lens.<\/p>\n

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One of the best quality macro lenses available is the\u00a0Moment macro lens<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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The\u00a0Moment macro lens costs $129.99<\/a>. You\u2019ll also need to buy the Moment iPhone Case (from $49.99)<\/a>\u00a0for connecting the lens to your phone.<\/p>\n

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With your macro lens attached to your phone, you can now start shooting beautiful flower macro photography!<\/p>\n

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2. Look For Interesting Features In Your Flower Subjects<\/h2>\n

The great thing about flower photography is that your subjects are always beautiful.<\/p>\n

That said, some flowers are more interesting than others.<\/p>\n

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So what features should you look out for when searching for the perfect flower to photograph?<\/p>\n

Flowers with interesting stamens make excellent subjects for iPhone macro photography.<\/p>\n

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Look for flowers with open faces so you can get the lens really close to the stamens.<\/p>\n

Capturing fine textures<\/a> also makes for interesting macro photos.<\/p>\n

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The magnified view allows you to capture textures that are difficult to see with the naked eye.<\/p>\n

Look out for delicate details that will add a magical quality to your photos.<\/p>\n

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Dandelion seeds make wonderfully delicate subjects for iPhone macro photography.<\/p>\n

Water droplets also add an interesting element to your flower macro photos.<\/p>\n

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You can look for water droplets after the rain<\/a>. Or go out early in the morning when you’ll often find dew drops on flowers.<\/p>\n

You can also use a water dropper or spray bottle to add your own water droplets to flowers. This allows you to capture water droplet photos whenever you want!<\/p>\n

Of course, flowers attract bees and other insects. So if you spot a bug on a flower, be sure to capture a stunning macro insect photo<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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I also like to keep flowers until they dry out. This allows you to capture even more unique features, such as crispy textures and dried seeds.<\/p>\n

Once you start noticing the intricate details of flowers, you’ll be able to create mesmerizing macro photos with your iPhone.<\/p>\n

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3. Consider Color In Your Flower Macro Photography<\/h2>\n

Color<\/a> is another important consideration when shooting close-up flower photos.<\/p>\n

Flowers come in all sorts of beautiful colors – whether you’re shooting ordinary garden flowers or exotic blooms from the florist.<\/p>\n

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But there are ways that you can use color to create a stronger visual impact in your photos.<\/p>\n

For example, contrasting colors will create a bold, striking image.<\/p>\n

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In the photo above, the contrast of purple against orange really makes the flower stand out.<\/p>\n

Filling the frame with similar colors can also work well. But try to have a small pop of contrasting color to add a point of interest.<\/p>\n

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In the photo above, the white petal stands out against the blue surroundings. And this adds a strong focal point<\/a> to the image.<\/p>\n

Of course, white flowers make excellent subjects too. They add a bright, fresh feel to your photos. And they look great against any colored background.<\/p>\n

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Make sure you pay attention to the colors in your photos. If you do, your flower macro photos will be incredibly eye-catching.<\/p>\n

4. Shoot In Soft Natural Light For Amazing Color & Detail<\/h2>\n

Good light is essential for creating beautiful macro photos of flowers.<\/p>\n

The best type of light<\/a> is soft natural daylight<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Why? Because\u00a0you won’t get overly bright light or harsh shadows (which can ruin your photo).<\/p>\n

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The light will be soft and warm during the golden hours<\/a> around sunrise and sunset<\/a>.<\/p>\n

So early morning and early evening are perfect for outdoor macro flower photography.<\/p>\n

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When you’re out shooting, tilt the flower with slight movements to find the best angle of light.<\/p>\n

Notice how the light illuminates the flower in different ways as you move it.<\/p>\n

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You have to get very close to the flower with your macro lens, which might cast a shadow on your subject.<\/p>\n

So keep moving around until you find the perfect illumination. And take lots of photos from slightly different angles.<\/p>\n

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If the flower has thin petals you could try lighting it from behind.<\/p>\n

Backlighting will reveal wonderful details and textures as the light shines through the petals.<\/p>\n

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Try to avoid shooting during the middle of the day. Harsh sunlight<\/a> can over-expose your photo, making everything too bright. And your camera will cast a dark shadow over the flower as you move in to photograph it.<\/p>\n

If you have to shoot in full sun, try to use your body to cast a shadow over the entire flower. But be careful this doesn’t dim the light too much.<\/p>\n

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You could also use the semi-opaque diffuser hood that came with your macro lens. This diffuses the sunlight to create a softer light without harsh shadows.<\/p>\n

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If you’re shooting indoors, position your flower so it’s illuminated by light from a window.<\/p>\n

You’ll need to ensure there’s plenty of light coming through the window. But the light needs to be soft, so avoid direct sunlight.<\/p>\n

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Remember, good lighting is the key to incredible macro flower photography.<\/p>\n

And soft natural light is the best type of light for revealing amazing color and detail in your photos.<\/p>\n

5. Shoot On A Still Day Or Take Your Flower Indoors<\/h2>\n

For stunning macro photos, the flower must be perfectly still.<\/p>\n

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Any movement will result in blurry photos… which won’t look good.<\/p>\n

So, if you’re shooting outdoors, make sure you avoid windy weather. Wind makes it very difficult to capture sharp photos.<\/p>\n

A still day is perfect for flower macro photography.<\/p>\n

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You’ll be able to take sharp shots while your flower remains perfectly still.<\/p>\n

If there’s a slight breeze, you could try holding the stem of the flower to keep it steady.<\/p>\n

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But a better option is to take the flower indoors. There, you can shoot in more controlled conditions without any breeze.<\/p>\n

Just make sure you position the flower near a window so you have plenty of natural light on your subject.<\/p>\n

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Remember, movement results in blurry photos. So, keeping the flower still is essential for clear and sharp macro photos.<\/p>\n

The trick is to shoot on a still day. Or take your flower indoors to photograph it.<\/p>\n

6. Get The Flower In Sharp Focus<\/h2>\n

The hardest part of\u00a0iPhone macro photography is getting your subject in sharp focus<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Why is it so challenging?<\/p>\n

Because when you shoot at very close distances, the depth of field becomes extremely shallow.<\/p>\n

Depth of field\u00a0refers to how much of the image is in focus.<\/p>\n

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With a shallow depth of field, only a small part of the image will appear in sharp focus. Anything behind or in front of the focused area will be blurred.<\/p>\n

So, how do you get the camera to focus on a particular part of the flower?<\/p>\n

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First, ensure the flower is perfectly still. If the flower is blowing around in the wind, it will be almost impossible to set the focus accurately.<\/p>\n

Next, decide which part of the flower you want in sharp focus.<\/p>\n

Do you want to focus on the stamens? Is there a particular petal that you want to focus on? Is there a water droplet that you want in focus?<\/p>\n

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Finally, you need to get the camera to focus on your chosen area.<\/p>\n

The iPhone Camera app<\/a> lets you to easily set the focus point. Once you’ve composed your shot, tap and hold for a couple of seconds where you want the focus to be set.<\/p>\n

When the focus is locked, you’ll see AE\/AF Lock<\/strong> <\/a>at the top of the screen. You’ll also see a yellow box with a sun icon which indicates the focus point.<\/p>\n

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Tap the shutter button gently to take a shot.<\/p>\n

Now, there’s one problem:<\/p>\n

The photo you just took might not have perfect focus.<\/p>\n

If you moved the camera (even very slightly) towards or away from the subject, the focus will be on a different part of the flower.<\/p>\n

So, here’s the key to getting perfectly focused macro photos with your iPhone:<\/p>\n

Take lots of photos at slightly different distances!<\/p>\n

With your focus locked (you’ll still see AE\/AF Lock<\/strong> on the screen), use tiny movements to move the camera towards or away from the flower. Take a photo each time you change the distance.<\/p>\n

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When you look through your photos, there should be at least one picture with perfect focus.<\/p>\n

Be sure to zoom in (pinch outwards on the screen) when viewing the photos you took. That way, you can clearly see which part of the flower is in focus.<\/p>\n

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Here are a few more tricks for taking sharper macro photos with your iPhone:<\/p>\n

Find a comfortable position and ensure your body is relaxed. Sitting or kneeling down will help you keep your body steady.<\/p>\n

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Try to rest your hands on a solid surface to stop them from shaking the camera.<\/p>\n

When shooting indoors, I use a small block of wood to rest my hands on.<\/p>\n

Just before you take the photo, hold your breath to prevent any movement caused by breathing.<\/p>\n

And press the shutter button gently to avoid moving your iPhone as you take the shot.<\/p>\n

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These tricks will ensure you capture perfectly focused macro photos that really stun the viewer.<\/p>\n\n

7. Create Beautiful Backgrounds For Your Flower Macro Photography<\/h2>\n

When you’re shooting close-up flower photos, you might not pay much attention to the background.<\/p>\n

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After all, the background will appear blurred. So you might not think it’s important.<\/p>\n

But the color, lighting, and detail of the background can really enhance your image.<\/p>\n

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So what makes a good background?<\/p>\n

First, consider the color of the background.<\/p>\n

Does the background color look good with the color of your flower?<\/p>\n

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A background color that contrasts with the color of the flower will make the subject stand out.<\/p>\n

But a background color similar to the flower can also work well.<\/p>\n

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When you’re shooting outdoors, use surrounding flowers or leaves as the background for your photo.<\/p>\n

With indoor macro photography, you could use colored card to create any background color you like.<\/p>\n

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It’s also important to have some kind of detail or texture in the background.<\/p>\n

When this detail becomes blurred, it will create visual interest even though it’s not in focus.<\/p>\n

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Ideally, you want something that adds color and texture. And if it catches the light, that’s an added bonus.<\/p>\n

I love to use glitter in the background of my macro photos. It reflects the light and adds a colorful shimmer to the photo.<\/p>\n

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You could also use a string of beads or colored straws. Even a kitchen scourer can make a great background for your macro flower photography!<\/p>\n

For beautiful bokeh (out-of-focus points of light), use mini fairy lights in the background.<\/p>\n

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When the fairy lights become blurred, they appear as shimmering circles of light.<\/p>\n

And this creates a truly stunning background for your iPhone macro photography.<\/p>\n

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8. Use Tiny Props To Add Interest To Your Close-Up Flower Photos<\/h2>\n

Have you ever thought about using props<\/a> in your close-up photography?<\/p>\n

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Props can make your macro flower photos more interesting – especially when the flower is very small and doesn’t fill the frame.<\/p>\n

Props are also perfect for resting your flower on while you take the photo.<\/p>\n

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So what kind of props work well for iPhone macro photography?<\/p>\n

Small household objects make great props.<\/p>\n

Try placing your flower in a miniature glass bottle. Or lay a tiny flower on some colored pencils.<\/p>\n

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In the photo above, the pencils add vivid colors to the background. And the tip of the pencil creates a sense of scale<\/a>, showing just how tiny the flowers are.<\/p>\n

You could even place a small flower in the eye of a sewing needle. Again, the needle adds a sense of scale to the photo.<\/p>\n

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You could also look for objects found in nature<\/a>. For example, you could rest your flower on a leaf, a shell, or a piece of driftwood.<\/p>\n

Feathers also make good props. Their delicate texture and pattern is perfect for macro photography.<\/p>\n

Try placing a single dandelion seed on a shimmering feather for a beautifully delicate macro photo.<\/p>\n

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Look around your home and outdoors to see what other props you can find. Then try incorporating them into your macro flower photography.<\/p>\n

The results will definitely be worth it!<\/p>\n

9. Photograph The Flower From Many Different Angles<\/h2>\n

The great thing about flowers is that they look good from so many different angles.<\/p>\n

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This means you can capture lots of unique shots using just a single flower.<\/p>\n

So once you’ve found an interesting flower, photograph it from as many different perspectives<\/a> as you can.<\/p>\n

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Shoot from directly above to capture the detail of the stamens.<\/p>\n

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Then shoot from beneath the flower to show it from an angle that we don’t normally see.<\/p>\n

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Turn the flower upside down. And capture a side-on view.<\/p>\n

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Tilt your camera in different directions and take lots of photos.<\/p>\n

Notice how different parts of the flower come into focus. And notice how the angle of the light affects the image.<\/p>\n

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If you experiment with different perspectives, you’ll be able to capture the many unique features of a single flower.<\/p>\n

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