During this period, the leaves are gradually turning yellow, and some yellow, green and orange are combined with very rich colors. If used properly, you can take very beautiful colors.
The following picture is taken in the Botanical Garden. These rich colors make the lonely autumn more bright and warm:
If you think too many colors will make the picture look messy, you can try using telephoto lens to focus on the part and take some leaves. The leaves are at a time when green and yellow are alternated, and the colors they are photographed are very rich.
The color transition effect it presents will also give people a bright feeling. Compared with the full green in spring and the full yellow in late autumn, the leaves at this time are a little more vivid.
If you want to focus more, you can try to shoot a leaf that has completely turned yellow; use the gap between the telephoto and the leaves to create a very beautiful spot effect.
If you use the sky to shoot, there is a certain light difference ratio in the picture and the leaves may be darker. If your camera is tolerant enough, you can directly pull it back in the later stage.
If you don’t have post-production, then I suggest you add an exposure compensation to shoot when shooting. Even if the highlights are slightly overexposed, there is no problem.
The botanical garden was very colorful during this period, and you can go directly to the botanical garden to shoot when you have time. Because the leaves are very high, it is recommended that you bring a telephoto lens to facilitate yourself to focus on some beautiful colors.
