Don’t you feel like you’ve seen it before?You’ve probably never seen it before, but there must be millions of autumn photos like that, with trees, dead leaves, a bench, a little trail and a path next door. What’s left, maybe a church? The wife came to visit the temple and the bored husband stayed outside to take this photograph.
An autumn photo.
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The picture is beautiful. But we’ve seen so many similar fall photos that you end up seeing each other a lot even without seeing it.
Autumn, however, is a beautiful season, rich in photogenic elements, and with a bright spot difficult to find at other times of the year What happens to us that we all start photographing the same thing, always?In the fall, we are Every day hundreds of images are presented that we do not realize because we think that autumn is a series of trees whose leaves fall to the ground.
Here are 7 very creative ways to portray the beautiful, typical things of autumn, that take place every day before our eyes.
The fog that accompanies autumn mornings is a hard-to-find composition resource at other times of the year and is almost random. You have to find the right time of day and the right place to find a fog bank that makes it an interesting photo.
If you can afford to go to a forest early in the day, don’t forget to enjoy them as you can get fall portraits that you will rarely see. If you can’t go to a forest, nothing happens, an urban photo with the autumn morning fog will leave you a very gratifying result.
As beautiful as the image of some leaves falling from a tree, it remains a static image of autumn. Adding external and dynamic elements breaks the monotony of the image and adds history and content. People, bicycles, everything “extra” can enrich our autumn photography.
Nature is full of life and autumn is an ideal time to look for it and take a picture of it, whether you’re near a lake, or in the middle of a forest, you’re sure to find endless mannequins eager to pose. you, of course, as long as you don’t get too close, so get a good telephoto lens before you go out.
Figs are as characteristic of autumn as dried leaves. Focus the photo on a characteristic autumn fruit, the list is long and suitable for all colors: figs, oranges, pears, kiwis, grenades or berries are just a few examples.
To make your photo of otoñales fruits different, try to create a good composition, here is the example of the photo of figs. Find a good light source, ideally natural, and create a contrast between the different elements of the composition.
It is always good to break the monotony of the composition by opening some fruits beforehand and leaving them by the fruit pile, so, again, we create a story and represent an image of something that is somehow “moving”. a look at this picture of otoñal chestnuts. Makes you want to try one.
Autumn photography and portrait photography are not contradictory. What if we made the model the main theme of the photo, relegating the autumn motif to a background to act as an “air freshener”?The contrast of colors and the movement of the leaves towards the Ground can leave us a more vivid and interesting portrait than if it perched next to the fountain in the city square?
Lie on the ground and look for tiny symbols that refer to great things, autumn leaves are usually photographed in groups, but if you approach a particular sheet and make it, for a thousandth of a second, the protagonist of the photo, you can take an interesting photo, very suggestive and full of stories, shapes and colors.
The backlight does not know the times of the year, but in autumn the result of a backlight in nature is spectacular. The photo illustrating this point should be from early autumn, as the tree still has some of its leaves. , but as you’ll see, the contrast it creates when you have the sunlight in the background makes the photo worthy of admiring.
So far, with these tips to represent a different drop, I hope I’ve inspired and infected you with the urge to take your camera and go hiking in the coming days I hope to see the results soon?
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