植物摄影技法介绍.ppt

Japanese Honeysuckle Macro Fine detail Close-up Photographs to include The form allows five images to be uploaded with each record entered Identification images Infestation/Landscape image Not Enough for Identification Not Enough for Identification An example set of images Cogongrass An example set of images Cogongrass An example set of images Cogongrass An example set of images Cogongrass An example set of images Tree-of-Heaven An example set of images Tree-of-Heaven An example set of images Tree-of-Heaven An example set of images Tree-of-Heaven Introduction toPlant Photography Purpose Being able to use photographs to identify the species adds validity to the data collected and entered into the SE-EPPC EDDMapS Photography Learn the diagnostic characteristics of the invasive species Capture them in enough detail to make identification possible Usually will require a series of photographs Common Characteristics Used for Identification Flowers Seeds/Fruit Garlic Mustard Bicolor Lespedeza Common Characteristics Used for Identification Nepalese Browntop English Ivy Whole Plant Growth form Common Characteristics Used for Identification Woody Plants - Leaf arrangement Opposite Chinese Privet Common Characteristics Used for Identification Woody Plants - Leaf arrangement Alternate Oriental Bittersweet Common Characteristics Used for Identification Woody Plants - Leaf shape Simple Lobed Compound Amur Honeysuckle Norway Maple Tree-of-Heaven Common Characteristics Used for Identification Unique Features Cogongrass Tree-of-Heaven Pointed Rhizome Glandular Notch Common Characteristics Used for Identification Unique Features Yellow Star-thistle Air potato Thorns Bulbils General Principles of Photography To reduce shake, use a tripod when possible Take multiple photographs of the same subject and choose the best one Use the highest resolution and best quality images available with your digital camera Images uploaded to system in JPEG format General Principles of Photography Pos