Hi Everyone,
What a spectacular color show that autumn provides! And, for outdoor photographers, such splendid scenery means making use of all of our creative skills.
For example, lens focal lengths from wide to telephoto to even macro should get a workout, in order to capture everything from grand landscapes to intimate close-ups. You'll want to vary your formats too - i.e., experiment with both horizontal and vertical framing. And, as the photo below proves, panoramic fall foliage pictures make special images too.
For ideas and inspiration, be sure to check out BetterPhoto's gallery:
Autumn Images, Including Panoramic Fall Foliage Pictures
That's it for now. Have fun shooting fall colors!
Kerry Drager
P.S.: Speaking of seasonal happenings, BetterPhoto's fall online school has begun, but the first assignment isn't even due until Sunday, Oct. 16th. And one of the great benefits of Internet education is the ability to play "catch-up" ... so check out the schedule at:
http://www.betterphoto.com/online-photography-courses.asp
Autumnal Maples © Claudia Kuhn
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