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Columbine Photos: Capturing the Beauty of Aquilegia and Historical Archival Context
"Images associated with the word "columbine" carry two distinct, highly searched meanings. For gardeners, botanists, and nature photographers, the term refers to the exquisite, spurred wildflowers of the genus Aquilegia. For historians, journalists, and researchers, the term also relates to the historical archives of the 1999 tragedy at Columbine High School. Capturing or researching these images requires a deep understanding of botanical photography techniques on one hand, and an appreciation of the ethical standards of photojournalism on the other. This comprehensive guide explores how to capture stunning, professional-grade photos of Columb..."
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