Landscape Photography: Autumn
57mIntermediate2016-09-06
Authors
Justin Reznick
Photographer
Course details
Capture the beauty of the most colorful season with this collection of shooting and post-processing tips from landscape photographer Justin Reznick. Justin shares a photo album from locations such as Zion National Park, where the striking fall color and clear skies make for amazing photography, and reveals tips for capturing great photos in your own backyard. Learn to incorporate water for more dynamic images, capture color in reflections, create interesting compositions from fallen leaves, and experiment with wide-angle and telephoto lenses. Plus, find out how to make your fall photos look their best with Lightroom.
Skills covered
Landscape PhotographyLightroomPhotoshopPhotographyAdobeDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Welcome
1. Locations for Fall Color
- 02 - Shooting fall color photography in your own backyard
- 03 - Knowing the right time of year to photograph fall color
- 04 - Using favored locations to photograph fall color
2. Incorporating Water into a Fall Photo Scene
- 05 - Using a polarizer for water colors in images
- 06 - Editing a water image to bring out fall color
3. Using Reflections to Show the Fall Color
- 07 - How to use reflections in fall photography
- 08 - Editing a photograph of reflections
4. Looking at Autumn Colors in Fallen Leaves
- 09 - What to shoot when the leaves have fallen
- 10 - Photographing fallen foliage in water
5. Wide-Angle and Telephoto Fall Photos
- 11 - Looking at wide-angle shots for fall in Zion
- 12 - Telephoto fall color images from Zion
Conclusion
- 13 - Next steps