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Fall is one of the greatest times for photography lovers to have fun. The richness of the fall colors can be phenomenal and beyond imagination. Cool breezes and blue skies are also inviting for us to get out and shoot. Here are some tips for capturing the great fall colors.
1. Find out where and when
Check out the fall foliage maps, or call the traveler information center of the places you want to visit. Most foliage maps represent only the average foliage status. At higher elevations, or with sudden cold flows from the north, the weather conditions can bring the peak colors earlier. Warm weather will postpone it. You may be thinking about going to the mountains or national parks for the fall foliage colors. The truth is, however, you may not need to leave your own city or neighborhood to capture some nice fall colors.
2. Capture the landscape
Nothing brings people into the scene better than a wide angle landscape photo. Go for a panorama if the scene is really wide.
Shenandoah National Park
Unknown place near Shenandoah NP
Posted in Tips and techniques on September 22nd, 2007. No Comments.
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