I love fall photography

When I used to live in a state where we had seasons I remember how striking that fall foliage could be. I do love photography and some of those autumn photographs can be absolutely striking. Like you, I usually photograph my children. But at times I do like taking photos of landscapes, the beach, nature, etc. We live in South Florida now so really no autumn colors or falling leaves to speak of. Thanks for your comment and have a great day!!!

The colors of autumn are great on film. the explode with the dynamics of their shades and colorings. no othere season gives us that crispness of color as the the changing from summer to autumn brings. To capture that workld on film is extraordinary.

A couple of years ago I got the neatest photos of the trees in Wisconsin. I usually take a trip to see my friend there and her hubby takes us on a drive to see the trees...well from what I understand this year (I go next weekend) it will be too late. I do get some of the greatest photos up there....one morning last spring when I was driving back home it was frosty and I got wonderful pictures of the trees etc. covered in a think frost....beautiful.

i want to photograph nature and wildlife but the thing is i live in a place where you can't seem to see one anymore... they destroyed everything... one of my fellow deviantartist always give me a high spirit when i see his photogrphas... if you want to see john's photos please forllow the link below. and tell me what you think about the world of nature photography. ^_^ http://kkart.deviantart.com/

You should post some of your fall pics on myLot! As we are in Southern CA, we don't seem to get a true autumn. In some areas we get fall colors in the trees, but nothing like the photos I've seen of brilliant autumnal colors of nature like you mentioned. The leaves mostly get kind of yellowed and brown - and just fall off in the winds that come by around this time of year. I guess I don't really have a photo niche. Like you, I mostly take photos of the kids . . . mainly so my hubby gets to see what he missed during the day - and to record the life of our kids. In the past few months since we moved here, we've taken photos of "nature" in our backyard (which is fun for us since we didn't get that being at the apartments all this time). We take a bunch of photos of the "visitors" we get here - like the squirrels, hawks, pigeons, doves, butterflies, weird bugs we've never seen before - all kinds of critters the kids love discovering. I will say for a while there I was taking a bunch of photos with part of the motive being I could "share" on Facebook. But then that got kind of old . . . I feel like being a little more private recently.

Well, although I am not very fond of photography, to the present day technology has allowed me to have the camera directly to your phone. Since  my cell phone I carry with me always, it happens sometimes that I find myself in front of a landscape, a scenario, or a "something" that gives me the inspiration to take a picture. I love photographing people also, but it is not possible due to privacy!

i really like taking pictures but haven't lately but i so know what you mean. i love the leaves this time of year and because we have had some cool nights, it has made the leaves turn into brilliant colours! i will definitely have to go for a walk and shoot some pictures. i tend to take pictures of anything that looks good to me. i really am interested in architecture, nature, my kids (of course!). i tend to be pretty creative in regards to my picture taking when i get a chance.

Every time I go in the Fall to the Northeern Hemisphere, I stand in awe at the beauty of the leaves of the trees there. Our trees in general do not have those leaves that turn their colours because our trees do not have deciduous leaves.