Showing posts with label autumn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label autumn. Show all posts

Saturday, November 2, 2013

'Tis the Season



Saturday Ambassador
 
The holiday season is upon us once again, which presents several excellent photographic opportunities: Children in Halloween costumes, family gatherings, home-cooked meals and lovely holiday decorations are just a few. Also, don't forget that nature puts on a remarkable show this time of year. Autumn leaves are always interesting and offer myriad possibilities.
 
If you eschew the fall scene because "it's already been done", consider this:
  • You have choices as a photographer, and can employ techniques such as depth of field, selective color, unique compositions and creative processing alternatives to achieve compelling results.
 
  • It really doesn't matter if it's been done before; challenge yourself to create something new.

When photographing the raiment of the autumn forest, seek unusual perspectives, exotic color combinations and exquisite light.
 
 
Utilize aperture settings to create a shallow depth of field in order to isolate your subject from complex backgrounds.
 
 
And, above all else, enjoy yourself!
 
 
~Saturday Ambassador