Autumn colors and foliage photography
Autumn colors are always a subject for great photography. Fall is by definition the season when nature goes to rest, but it does this in a spectacular way.
I took all the photos below in Canada. * Click on them to see a larger clearer format.
In terms of autumn colors, what strikes the eye first are the bright yellows, like in these water reflections in Ontario, Canada.
Even the yellow foliage of a single tree can create a beautiful image to look at. Here are two photographs I took in Nova Scotia, Canada. I digitally altered them, one as an impressionist painting, the other as an oil painting:
When the leaves change color and the branches start to lose their summer coat, it’s easier to see the sun shining through. I borrowed a glowing star from Mother Nature in this picture π
Along with the yellows, in the fall beautiful reds also replace the summer greens. Honestly speaking, autumn colors create more visual stimulation and attract the eye. – It’s exciting to look at them! Isn’t it? π
But there is so much transformation happening to the foliage in the fall, and so much variation…
It doesn’t take long for rust, orange and burned sienna colors to appear. Is the nature dying or going throw a beautiful transformation?
Ferns are some of my favorite type of leaves to photograph in cooper and gold shades:
Depending on the vegetation, orange shades can sometimes be quite bright and bold. Fiery orange is actually a common autumn color.
I reserved for the end these fiery trees mirroring on the water of Dows Lake, Ottawa:
All these autumn colors can make beautiful prints to color your walls and home. Check my Fine Art America gallery to see more and find all the options. They can make beautiful accessories too, and of course great gift ideas.
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Oh wow…wow…wow…wow!
Thank you Dawn π
You are so lucky to have that visual feast around you. Not too much Autumn in Australia, sadly…..
Amazing photos! I really like how you captured the Autumn colors.
Thank you so much Eric! π
Love your fiery orange image of the trees without leaves where the sky turns to yellow. Really fantastic light captured in that image.
Wait, I have to look at it… π
Ah, I see… yeah, that’s a good one, but sometimes I like to play a little in PS too π This was from 2010/11 though, so it’s not very fresh to my mind π
Wow. Those are some truly amazing photos!
Thank you so much Shweta π
Much welcome π
Just gorgeous. I remember Autumn in Ontario, vividly, from years ago. A special part of Canada.π
Thank you so much Geraldine! Yes, there are some great autumn colors in Canada π
Stunning photos.
Thank you very much, Fandango! π