Hello..!!My Dear Hiveians, @rokeya from BangladeshToday I will share it with you My own thoughts on rose photography and its beauty. A rose is not just a flower, it is a feeling. Love, affection, romance, loneliness, even emotion have a symbolic presence in the depths of everything. The more I look at a rose, the more fascinated I become. And when I take a picture of it with my camera in hand, it feels like I am taking its beauty beyond the boundaries of time. From a photography perspective, a rose is a unique subject. The folds of each petal, the depth of color, the structure of the flower, and the way it shines in the sunlight are all extremely impressive. When I take pictures of roses, I notice how the soft morning light falls on the flower and creates a kind of magical atmosphere. At this time, the rose petals seem to open little by little, revealing their own form.
The most important thing when taking pictures of roses is light. I usually take pictures in natural light.The soft light of the morning or afternoon helps to bring out the true color and texture of the flower. Using a flash loses the delicate beauty of the rose. Sometimes, when a few drops of water stick to a rose after the rain, it feels like I have put a story into the picture. Another interesting thing is that roses are never the same. Just as red roses symbolize passion and love, white roses are an expression of peace and purity. Yellow roses are a mix of friendship, and pink roses have a sweet tenderness. I try to capture roses of different colors in frames with different backgrounds and atmospheres. Each picture creates a different feeling.
For photography, I often work with the background. A monochromatic background makes the flower stand out more. Especially if I frame a bright red rose against a black or dark green background, the beauty of that flower comes alive before my eyes. Sometimes I only show a petal or the center of the flower in a close up, which tells about its beauty without showing the whole flower. The beauty of a rose is something that changes over time. When the bud is there, its beauty is hidden behind a mystery. When it slowly blooms, each layer of it is like a poem. And when it falls, it still leaves a kind of sadness, which moves the mind in a different way. The more I see the beauty of this transformation, the more I am fascinated.
Finally, I will say that taking pictures of roses is not just taking pictures for me, it is a work of love. It requires time, attention, and a sincere feeling for the flower. I try to highlight its beauty through each photo in such a way that anyone who sees the photo can understand that this rose is not just a flower, it is a story, a feeling, a silent poem. In this way, the beauty of roses and photography is a very personal world of love for me.
Thank you everyone.