Fall Landscape Photos, Digital Photography Tips

Learn how to take fall landscape photos and fall leaves photos on this page thereby strengthening the content in everything ranging from your personal photo album to your stock photography portfolio.



Watch the earth colors come to the fore in the fall (autumn). Reds, oranges, yellows, browns. These fall colors will hit you first. And more than likely entice you to capture their beauty.

Here are some tips for better digital photography of fall leaves and the overall fall landscape.

14th hole at Sussex Golf Club, New Brunswick, Canada.

Bend your friggin' knees. Ground level shots equal powerful perspectives. Get out of the habit of standing all the time.

Water and leaves go well together; whether they're in a small pool in the forest or floating on a stream. Raindrops and ripples.

Try one-color compositions, opposite colors and/or the whole gamut.

One of many scenes for fall landscape photos...
This one is just east of Sussex, New Brunswick, Canada.

Look for the negative spaces among hanging leaves. There are patterns and shapes there also.

Late day shadows and lines. As seen in the photo below.

Telephoto lenses can isolate your objects. The blurred background is a good thing in this case.

Frame your object to the side or to the top or bottom to increase the dynamic expression.

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