Fall Photography Tips: Capturing Vibrant Landscapes - Course Preview
Doug GardnerComposing beautiful fall landscape photographs doesn’t happen by chance. Join Doug Gardner and Bill Lea in the Great Smoky Mountains and learn how to create compelling autumn pictures.
Fall landscape photography seems to appeal to both amateur and professional photographers. When the leaves start changing colors, cameras come out. In this course, professional photographer Doug Gardner joins landscape photographer Bill Lea in the Great Smoky Mountains to capture the breathtaking spectrum of color in the region. You will learn how to best use equipment, lighting, and composition to improve and enhance your fall landscape photography.
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- Fall Photography Tips: Capturing Vibrant Landscapes – Course Preview
- Photographing Spruce-Fir Forest
- Perfecting Fall Colors
- Capturing Sunrise
- Final Shot at Clingman’s Dome
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