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Atami Plum Garden, winter and early spring photography with plum blossoms, daffodils, and white-eye

Photography at Atami Plum Garden is especially recommended during winter and early spring. At Atami Plum Garden during this season, you can enjoy the plum blossoms as the main attraction, the dainty white daffodils, and the white-eye darting around the flowers all at once. The plum blossoms have beautifully shaped branches and the density of the flowers is just right, so they look good in both close-up and close-down shots. The small paths and bridges in the garden in the background add natural depth to the picture, creating a calm and serene Japanese garden atmosphere. The daffodils quietly blooming at the foot of the garden make it easy to create a layered composition with the plum blossoms by shooting from a low position.

Key points for photography

The key to taking photographs is to be aware of how to combine flowers, light, and moving subjects. Plum blossoms have beautiful branches, so it is best to capture the overall flow of the scene by first pulling the flowers out and then moving closer to the blossoms to make the main subject clear and stable. Aiming at the daffodils blooming at the foot of the tree from a low position makes it easier to create a shot with depth with the plum blossoms in the background. White-eyes are active in the morning, so the trick is to aim for early morning when the light is soft and stay close to the flowers for a while to observe their behavior. By taking photos with a well-defined background while giving priority to the color of the flowers, you can create photos with a calm, seasonal feel that is typical of the Atami Plum Garden.

Best viewing and photography timing

Best Season

Winter - early spring

Recommended times

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