Andrew Boschier - Garden Design Photography

What are you looking for? Potential clients need to feel the sunshine and smell the flowers when they view the images of your designs. You need photos that jump out at a viewer and show the personality of your gardens. The use of composition and colour are so important. Often thebest light for garden photography is an overcast day as it can make the colours really stand out. You need a good selection of images from different angles togive flexibility, as you may wish to use the images for your website, blog orperhaps for publication. Although you might only consider getting your larger projects photographed, images of the small and intimate spaces work very well too. How will I workDuring the shoot I will move from large to small. You need an establishing shot to give the overview of the design and perhaps if appropriate show it in the context of the surrounding landscape. Images of the planting help illustrate your use of colour and texture within the scheme. Close up shots of the small details are very important too. I will use a range of lenses to capture and highlight all of the various features. The aim is for the images to lead the viewer through your garden.
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