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In Ireland, we have been fortunate this year to have had a relatively dry and calm October and early November, resulting in a rich tapestry of peak autumn colour. My local park has been a photographer's paradise this year and I managed to get out often with my camera to capture some of the autumn glory. Here are 15 images from a recent late autumn walk in the park. They were taken in early November. The photos are not award winners but I enjoyed taking them and spending time

It was a cold, bright morning in the first week of November. An early mist had dissipated and the sun was making a brief appearance. I was taking a photography walk down a forest path along the banks of a local canal. There was an eerie stillness in the air; no wind whistling in the trees, no birdsong, and, thankfully, no noise of traffic. The only sounds were the gentle fluttering of leaves as they fell to the ground and joined the glistening carpet of leaves underfoot, the

Autumn is my favourite season for photography. Whether it's the crisp, dry mornings or the glistening foliage following the rain, the season offers a wealth of vibrant colours and a multitude of macro subjects, presenting endless opportunities for capturing stunning images. In addition to appreciating the richness of nature, engaging in photography during this season is very life-affirming. It is hard not to feel grateful for nature’s seasonal bounty as we wander through wood

When I read or listen to suggestions or guidance for getting the best composition in photography, I usually get the message that it is important to have a distinct subject in the frame, something that will draw the viewer’s eye and that is distinguishable from its surroundings elements. I agree with this. When I started photography, I tended to arrive at a location, point my camera in the direction of the best view, and take the shot. Most of the elements had equal weight whi

These are some images to celebrate autumn/fall, the season that gives us nature's true bounty in terms of abundance of colour, an array of fruits, soft light and sweet scented air. Why not go out with your camera and capture some seasonal photographs.

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