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Welcome to the 19^th edition of Curated Clicks.

Here are my favorite finds of the week!

Spring's Monochromatic Magic

When we think of spring, our minds often paint landscapes in vibrant reds, dazzling oranges, and sunny yellows. Yet, there's a unique beauty in challenging the expected palette.

Here’s a image that’s revealing a different kind of depth and emotion and it’s only using shades of green and brown.

Check out more vibrant colors of the season, check it here: 35 Gorgeous Pictures of Spring

Does lighting direction matter?

When creating spring images, pay attention to the direction of light. This will help you play around with the vibrancy of colors and also the shadows and textures that add to its impact.

Here’s an excerpt from one of our lighting articles:

“The direction of light falling on your subject plays a pivotal role in shaping shadows and highlights. Front lighting, originating from behind the camera, results in minimal shadows and offers uniform illumination. On the other hand, side lighting, which emanates from the side of the subject, elevates textures and adds depth to your photographs. If you opt for backlighting, where the light source is positioned behind the subject, you can achieve captivating silhouettes for a dramatic touch.”

Read the rest of the article here: Illuminate Your Shots: Understanding Photography Lighting

Download this cheatsheet to get better at flower photography

A spring photoshoot is not complete without photographing flowers.

Here’s a free flower photography checklist you can download: Flower Photography Checklist

And if you like this. You might like this Photographing Fabulous Flowers premium guide that contains a step-by-step method for capturing beautiful flower photos.

That’s all for this week!

- The Editor