Kathleen Clemons - Flower Landscape Photography

Episode 059 of F-Stop Collaborate and Listen with Kathleen Clemons!

I had a great time speaking with Kathleen on the podcast this week. She was gracious enough to join me to discuss some of her favorite topics. Kathleen is a photographer from the coast of Maine. Primarily a nature photographer, Kathleen is known for her creative use of natural light and unique compositions. Her work is represented worldwide by Corbis and Getty Images. Lensbaby recently named her the "Georgia O' Keeffe of Flower Photography". With a degree in education, and a passion for both photography and teaching, she loves to teach others how to improve their photography skills.

I know you'll like this week's podcast, especially if you're wanting to get into macro photography or have an interest in flower photography! 

We covered some great topics this week, including:

1. How Kathleen got into photography.

2. Flower photography.

3. Tips for macro photography.

4. Using Lensbaby lenses for flower photography.

5. Adding textures to photos in post.

Over on Patreon this week, Kathleen and I had a fabulous conversation about best practices in flower photography.

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To learn more about Kathleen, check out his online presence:

Website.

Instagram.

Here are the artists that Kathleen recommended for the podcast:

1. Cynthia Haynes.

2. Jennifer Spelman.

3. Mark Stevens.

Some examples of Kathleen's photography can be seen below. 

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