We all want to have amazing photos from our travels, but this can be pretty tricky—especially if you’re traveling in the fall. If you don’t want your snaps to look bleak, gloomy, and gray, you can improve them with these useful tips.
Perfect Timing
Taking photos at the right time is crucial when you’re traveling in the fall. You’re probably familiar with the concept of golden hours, which takes place shortly after sunrise or before sunset, and most photographers believe it’s the best time to take great photos.
Fall Foliage
Even if you end up missing the golden hour, you can also improve your photos by getting some fall foliage in the frame. The falling leaves are one of the best things about this season, and your photos will look warm and cozy if you end up getting some branches in the frame.
Choice of Clothes
The clothes you’re wearing can make or break your photo. When it comes to fall, seasonal outfits that fit the color of the changing leaves around you are always a good option. You can also get creative by using leaves and umbrellas as a prop in your photos.
