Fall Foliage Photo Tips: Part 2

It’s autumn - gone are the mornings of hazy white skies.

Russ Burden

Published October 15, 2012
Updated October 17, 2016

Sunrise now greets us with a crisp blue and a chill in the air. The air is fresh and clean, a sense of change permeates the environment, and all living forms seem to sense the transformation that’s about to take place.

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