I take rural roads to work and pass by fields, farms, creeks, and forests early in the morning when the light is just right. As photographers, we are observers, patiently waiting for those days where all the elements come together and compel us to photograph. That’s when I stop and devote a few minutes to shutter therapy before my busy day begins.
Autumn is made for landscape photographers: early mornings with mist hanging over the fields and wetlands, low sun angles with that warm autumn glow, and subtle colors that could just as easily be tones in a black-and-white. It’s magical.
