Please use the Instagram Hashtag #autumnlover to have a chance to get featured by I will do a special BLOG post about the most inspirational autumn photos on Instagram End of October. Share your most inspirational autumn photo on INSTAGRAM!! If you are shooting with your Smartphone I have summarized the photo Editing Apps and tips in THIS Blogpost (Click) There’s just something about the soft, golden light around this time (which brings out the reds and golds in your photos) that you can’t help but adore. The first and last hours of sun during the day (the times right around both sunrise and sunset) have a brilliant quality to the light that can yield fantastic photos. Photograph around sunrise and sunset for the best light and color. If your camera is not equipped with this setting you can increase saturation to achieve the same effect. …….and remember to grab a couple good leaves to capture glorious flatlinesĬolor is what needs to stand out in your fall photos, so you should consider using the vibrant mode setting on your camera if it’s available. The fallen leaves can not only add texture and color to your images, but they can also convey motion and help to form leading lines in your composition.įall offers a unique opportunity to try new techniques and new perspectives. One of my favorite things to shoot just after the fall color has peaked are the leaf-covered driveways, streams, and trails that seem to be everywhere after the leaves have begun to fall. 3.Shoot falling leavesįall foliage doesn’t last forever, but even the falling leaves can add interest and color to your images.

Bring a wide selection of lenses this can help you to expand your creativity.Look for abstract and macro possibilities in the garden- colors, patterns, and structures can offer a seemingly endless amount of compositional choices.Go early or late- these gardens tend to get very crowded, so go around sunset or sunrise (depending on the garden’s hours) to avoid the people and other photographers.Include the architecture- don’t be afraid to photograph the bridges, pagodas and other structures in the garden.Look for the Japanese Maples! Shooting up ‘inside’ of these gorgeous trees can give them a whole new perspective and can offer up some amazing possibilities in terms of composition.Here are a few tips for catching and shooting the parks in their prime. Especially recommended is to visit your local Japanese gardens Here is the summary of the Japanese Gardens in Vienna, Highlight, of course, the Setagayapark Here in Vienna please see the list of public parks. Most of the cities web pages offer you an overview of public parks you can visit. So always check your local weather forecasts before your shoot.īe prepared for anything – fall is one of those seasons that can throw rain, sun, and snow at you all on the same day. Vienna Stadtpark – colorful autumn photo inspirations (CLICK) 1.Do not get discouraged of bad weatherįall color offers up some unique opportunities to photograph brilliant colors in snow, rain, sleet and wind. Schönbrunn Palace Vienna – wonderful autumn photo inspirations (CLICK) Please check also my Autumn photography Blog posts Here are my Top 7 quick and easy photography Tips for your colorful autumn photos: From the northern countries to the meditereean states, the foliage season begins in early September in the northern regions and ends in southern locations in November.Įvery year, travelers flock to these areas to photograph the fall foliage and catch a glimpse of nature’s splendor. From bright yellows to vibrant reds, in fall the leaves transform, showing their rich and vibrant hues. Every autumn, nature puts on a brilliant show of color in many parts of Europe.

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