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Shooting the Superbloom: Finding the Perfect Flower Shots

Craving those superbloom shots? This is your best chance to catch all the latest garden gossip on the best blooms in Southern California this week, as well as two different flower shows and other gardening events that will get your superbloom fever going. Don’t forget to subscribe and hit the bell to be notified of all the biggest blooms and garden events in Southern California, as well as cheap and easy garden DIY projects. Subscribe to Monarch Ranch Home and Garden here: https://www.youtube.com@MonarchRanchHomeGarden?sub_confirmation=1 Today I’m not only going to share some fabulous blooms that you can visit all over Southern California, you’re going to want to stick around because I’m also going to give you my best tips on shooting the superbloom. If you like this content, don’t forget to hit that like button and don’t forget to subscribe if you haven’t already. I’m going to release my Superbloom report every Thursday, so ring the bell if you want to plan your weekend around flowers. Superbloom etiquette: “take only photos, leave only footprints,” best times to visit are weekdays carry plenty of water wear layers stay on trails to avoid compaction of roots for future flower enjoyment leave your dog at home, don’t pick or step on the flowers or take seeds watch out for snakes and other flower loving critters, check for ticks afterwards. Best Superbloom Photography tips: Get low and take a shot from the flower’s perspective. Look for interesting backdrops. Shoot in the “golden hour” when the sun is rising or setting. Go on a day where there are some clouds for contrast. Take photos of the flower’s details. If you see a pollinator near you, hold still and let it get closer for a macro shot