Nature Photography by Joseph Brann

10/08/2025

"Relaxing at the Dock" on an October foggy morning.

10/07/2025

"Looking Way Up" another digital creation.

10/06/2025

10/03/2025

Autumn Road beside Spruce Beach

10/02/2025

The view from Little White River Bridge - another digital creation from my original photograph.

10/01/2025

Autumn is the perfect season to take your camera outside and explore. The trees are bursting with colour, the air is crisp, and the light is soft and golden. To capture this beauty, try shooting in the morning or late afternoon, when the sun is low and warm. If the sky is cloudy, even better—overcast days make the colors of the leaves pop without harsh shadows. Look for interesting scenes like winding trails, reflections in lakes, or leaves scattered on the ground.

Don’t forget to get close, too! A single leaf with water droplets or the texture of tree bark can tell the story of the season just as well as a big landscape. Try different angles—like shooting up through the trees toward the sky—to give your photos a fresh perspective. Most importantly, have fun and let the colors inspire your creativity.

To read my entire post about autumn photography techniques in beginner language -> check out my blog post on website at www.josephbrann.ca