The Finale for Fall Colors
December 16, 2009 by Spencer
We had been planning this trip for quite some time now.
5 photographers, 5 cameras, and unlimited possibilities to capture fall foliage at its finest, in the Great Smokey Mountains.
We headed to the Tennessee side of the mountain range for this trip, and majority of the time was spend at Cades Cove which is part of the Great Smokey Mountains National Park. This area is the most highly toured and traveled in the entire system, so get there early!
Lucky for us the weather held up and we ended up having an amazing scene to capture everywhere we looked. This old mill was the perfect contrast to the vibrant fall hues that covered every inch of the Park.
Fall continues to be a photographer’s favorite season with its vivid and rich colors that seem to bring any scene, even an old mill in a soggy, decaying, forest to dazzling life.
Next autumn be sure to check out The Great Smokey Mountains National Park, or any other parks in your area, and capture the colors before it’s too late!
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Hi Spencer,
I found about you through Bill Lemon’s site and was fortunate to see your Model Mayhem page and your location. I really have enjoyed browsing your site.
I live in Western North Carolina – Asheville and have a deed desire to lean and create the level of art you and Mr. Lemon have achieved. I realize that is in large part dependent on a variety of inherent and learned techniques. The ladder is what I aim to enhance.
Do you by chance provide independent lessons?
Thanks,
Ivan
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