AUTUMN PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS - Taking Your Very Best Fall Photography Photos

@Visual Art Photography you can find all sorts of helpful tutorials and this one is no exception. Today, Ray Scott shares some of his best tips to ensure your autumn photo shoot is a success. Whether it is photographing on a cloudy day or a glorious sunny day Ray has the perfect tips for any photographer. Using a polarizer is almost a must when the sun is out but there is so much more to consider such as using water reflections, backlit subjects or perhaps using an intimate landscape approach.
While in the field or in studio Ray uses the a Canon 6D Camera along with L series Canon lenses ranging from 16mm to 200mm. Included in the kit is a 100mm macro lens. A manfrotto tripod is always close at hand as well.

[@throughmylens3530]

Great to see you back!

[@treyfoerster8759]

Glad you're back at it!

[@VisualArtPhotography]

More to come!

[@piengpornandrews9277]

Extremely happy to see you again.

[@phillt9134]

Great video as always, good to have you back.

[@kenholt6244]

Thanks for sharing, good to see you again.

[@shellywilks883]

Good to see you and listen to your beautiful voice Mr. Scott🤗🤗

[@johannstadlhofer971]

Good to hear you again and you brought great Pictures with you. Best wishes from Austria , Hans

[@howardwatts769]

Yes! So good to see you back!

[@LScott97]

Great video Ray! Cracking images!👍👍👍

[@maxbembel2962]

Yay! I've been missing you!

[@Enrique-the-photographer]

Good to see you again Ray, very nice video (tips/ideas). Be well and stay safe.

[@victorgiacaglia3031]

Que gusto volver a verlo thanks you

[@joegrossinger3381]

Missed you Ray. Great presentation as usual.

[@VisualArtPhotography]

Thank you kindly

[@barrystent3689]

Great to see you back Ray. I hope your next instalment isn't too far away.

[@pinewoods6470]

Great to see you Ray! Been watching many of your older videos hoping for some new ones.

[@kapilbhallafoto]

Welcome back

[@rebeccabartlett6926]

I really enjoy your teaching style from another fellow Canadian

[@stephenstevenson1900]

Great to see you back Ray. Great video! Looking forward to more inspiration.

[@theovanberkel3524]

Welcome back Ray, hope to hear more of you.

[@luminass5556]

Since long waiting for your vedio

[@cii1072]

Ray, it's great to see you again. Beautiful images. I like that you post your shooting data. Thanks for the tips.

[@lisapalzer2511]

Wonderful to see you again!! I got a bit worried. Thank you for giving us a focus for the Fall season.

[@VisualArtPhotography]

You are so welcome!

[@sandrabliss5299]

Welcome Back Ray...missed your inspiration. Heading out right now for fall shots! Thanks for all the tips!

[@VisualArtPhotography]

Have fun!

[@wisconsinfarmboy9232]

Good day Ray

[@wfpetrie]

Hi from Ottawa.

[@rustinggently]

Late to the party as usual, but it really is great to find you're back, looking well and as informative as ever.

[@VisualArtPhotography]

Thank you and take care.

[@markferrell2470]

Some of these photos show a question I’m really looking to have answered . Is there anyway to get a picture of a group of trees with lots of leafs “not” to look so grainy? So many photos in my mind don’t look good because of that grainy look of the leafs.

[@VisualArtPhotography]

Hey Mark. I’m not sure I understand what you are saying but if you see a graininess maybe you could filter it out in a software such as Lightroom. You can do that in the Sharpen area of the development module. Good luck and take care.