There are lots of ways to interpret dogwood trees and their blooms. Your imagination is the limit really. Here are some random thoughts on what you might do to step out from the ordinary dogwood photo. Remember these white blooms are prone to over-exposure and the loss of all texture. I like to underexpose, then bring back the brightness in post-processing.
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| Ordinary but Photographed in Cutting Evening Light |
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| Isolate Single Blooms for Impact |
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| Why Not Bottom Shots? |
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| Explore Backlight, Bokeh, & Natural Frames |
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