One of the best times of the year for photography is about to pass, but have you gotten out and taken photos yet?
Don’t miss out on the many Fall photography opportunities. Even if you’re not into the colors and falling leaves, and the poetry of it all, it’s still a chance to get out and hike in temperate weather.
Fleeting moments…
The most important thing about Fall is the magical moments. And if you don’t get out there and work at it, you’ll miss every single one of them. What are you going to tell your children? That you sat inside and stared out the window while everyone else got out and enjoyed the moment?
The first thing to remember about fall is that your backyard doesn’t have to look like this to take great fall photos:
Unfortunately, we’re not all lucky enough to be one of the few living in such beautiful place. But you can visit, however, even if you can’t, you might still find great photos as your local city park!
There are times during the fall when a boring old city park looks like the best place in the whole world. Maybe not every year, but every once in a while. I guess if it happened every day, it wouldn’t be special, and you wouldn’t be a good photographer if you got the shot.
The key to good photography is sometimes being patient, and other times, it is making things happen. My opinion is simple. You can wait your whole life for a great photo, or you can get out there and start finding them.
Get out there and find the photos!
If you need some motivation, check out my Fall Photography Workshop!
To sign up for the workshop just Click Here and you’ll get instant access to the course and bonus materials including a Fall Photography Cheat Sheet and an exclusive photo walkthrough of a few of my favorite fall photos from the Smokey Mountains.
