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Cards - Flowers

Friday, 21 November 2008



The card assignment has been more difficult than I first imagined, with the flower images I decided to go in the direction I was heading in the first place. I wanted them to look like cards instead of just images on cards, so I decided to play around with the layout, and decided on a square format and a layered look to the cards.


I’m quite proud of the finished items and I could see them on the shelves of the smaller craft shops, the only problem is that the theme flowers isn’t exactly unique which I was hoping to achieve when we first got set this assignment, but I think the layout I’ve given my cards are different to many of the flower cards which are selling.


There are many different approaches I could have taken when photographing flowers:

  • In the studio
  • In natural surrounding
  • Black and White
  • Colour
  • Close Up
  • From a Distance
  • Singular
  • A few flowers bunched together
  • Artificial/ Real

My favourite way to photograph flowers is close up to capture the details of the flowers, and this comes across in my images, which is what I set out to achieve in the first place. Above are the finished items and as you can probably see they work well as a set of cards.

Posted by Lesley at 12:33  

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