Capture Autumn Colour
Photography week|October 24, 2019
Autumn offers deep reds, golden yellows and vibrant oranges. Jason Parnell-Brookes shows you how to capture images that make the most of these seasonal shades
Capture Autumn Colour

For this project you’ll need to find vibrant foliage, so head to a nearby forest or park. We visited the stunning Westonbirt National Arboretum, in the south-west of England – it’s one of the best-known arboretums in the country, famous for its collection of over 15,000 trees, some dating from the 1850s.

Autumn is a relatively short season in the UK – trees like horse chestnut start to turn brown in mid to late August, and it’s only a few weeks before the countryside is covered in crunchy brown leaves. If you want to capture autumn in all its glory, the best colours (in the UK at least) are to be found around the last week or two in October and early November.

This story is from the October 24, 2019 edition of Photography week.

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