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Photographing in late fall can result in unique images that capture the change of seasons

Text & Photography By Charles Cramer

Updated April 6, 2020

I love to photograph in the fall—colorful foliage, beautiful light (with the sun at a lower angle) and usually pleasantly crisp temperatures.

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Originally Published October 19, 2015

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