Fall colors can be nearly non-existent one day and full of fiery reds, oranges, and yellows the next. Planning ahead will help you see the most color. Start with the Smoky Mo… See more

With color everywhere, most tend to simply take wide-angle pictures to try to fit in all that beauty. Bringing along a few different lenses can help add variety to your shots — and help ke… See more

A polarizing filteris like a magic secret sauce for your lens. Polarized light is reflected light, and a polarizing filter allows you to control reflections. Besides being great for ca… See more

Timing a leaf-peeping photo shoot isn’t just about waiting until the leaves are the right colors — the time of day matters, too. If bright sunshine is overhead, your photos will have d… See more

A JPEG photo has already been edited by the computer — to get the most color and creative flexibility from your fall photos, shoot in the RAW file type. A RAW fileis a minimally-p… See more