Fall . It ’s the most beautiful time of year . And over the past few calendar month , Gizmodo photographers have been documenting the yellows , Orange and browns of the time of year . Here are 100 beautiful entries in this year’sFall Shooting Challenge .
https://gizmodo.com/shooting-challenge-fall-leaves-2012-5944607
WINNER: Fall’s Reach
While I enjoy the answer , this scene was born from disappointment . Last year I made the trek to the volcanic Hachimantai plateau in Akita Japan to be recognize with momentary patches of sunshine and healthy venereal disease of rainfall ; for the replay this year , it was a massive wind tempest and an even dense VD of the squiffy stuff . Perhaps , a curse .
With crap condition my focus goes little , so I slapped the macro genus Lens on and began my hunting . However , during this time , I lead off to find a solution to the storm would be to focus on the fat colors of the sloshed tree and the lovesome gleam behind them . Nikon D800e in AP Mode @320 ISO . Nikkor 105 mm ( Micro ) @f/3.2 1/250 . mental process was mostly Lightroom with a small touchstone of Photoshop using Selective Color Adjustment layer to further enhance the foliation .
– Jason Arney
Old Fence
I shoot this on one of my first photog - trips with friends in Collingwood Ontario . When I bent down to link up my skid I saw the line of the fence and the gorgeous nightfall colours in the screen background and got favorable enough to get this outstanding shot ! ! It was shot with a Nikon D50 , using an 18 - 55 mm electron lens and Auto - ISO on a dingy and almost - showery daytime .
– Jamie House
The Farm
I was very fortunate to be stateside while the leaves were change . I travel all over : Colorado , Pennsylvania and New York . Everywhere was so beautiful , it was hard to choose what to submit . The exposure I chose is from Sedalia , Colorado rent at sunrise . I determine to submit this one for several ground 1 ) I am rarely up before sunrise unless I am suffering from massive jetlag 2 ) it was taken on the forenoon of my babe - in - practice of law ’s wedding day and 3 ) beyond just the colors of the leaves , it show precisely how beautiful and crisp a evenfall day can be . There is so much fall point , the pink Rocky Mountains , the orange scrub oaks , the cast hills of yellow grasses . My favorite part though how the red foliage mate the red b . Canon 550D 18 - 55 millimeter kit electron lens , f/3.5 , 1/250 sec , ISO 400
– Jeannie Moulton
MelloYello
This is the courtyard of Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria . You will find passel of photos of the main castling on the web , but this one is from the DoI of the rook look out . There is a row of small window in the hall just before the go entrance , so I stuck my camera out for a few shot . It was a nerveless , foggy day – still early in the season – and this single Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree in the courtyard had just latterly turn its leaves yellow . canyon EOS 7D , f/5 , 1/20 sec . , ISO-250
– Kent Waller
Crayola Box
I was walking the neighbourhood and learn these leaves in my neighbors yard . I had not witnessed this many colors in one domain and thought to myself this would be a nice shot . I ’ve had some peachy look getting good shot with my camera phone . Maybe someday I can yield to get a ‘ real ’ photographic camera . This was blast with an iPhone 4S , ISO80 , shutter hurrying 1/120 F - Stop 2.4 . I used two apps to pick off the colors Camera+ & snapseed .
– Michael Rennels
Glen Iris
receive to the “ Grand Canyon of the East ” , the “ Glen Iris ” or more unremarkably bang as Letchworth State Park in Upstate New York . This is the view from inspiration point of the Higher Falls and a bird . A Bird !
As for the video and gear this was take with a Nikon D5100 and the kit lens . Slight Level and Color Adjustments in PS as I more reacted to the setting ( with a Bird ! ) than planned for .
– Harvey Taylor
Idyllic
My in - legal philosophy exist in a condominium atop a mountain in Vinings , Georgia , which has unbelievable aspect of the nearby woodwind and , on the horizon , business district Atlanta and Buckhead ( to the right field and left , respectively ) . I was there latterly and saw a beautiful sunrise casting its rays over the colourful tree diagram below , and snaffle a 3 - shot bracketed photograph , merged into HDR via Photomatix . ( I unintentionally was on P , which bracket both the aperture and photograph times ; I should have operate the aperture at f/8 - 9 , but the result still came out well . ) Nikon D7000 , Nikkor 16 - 85 mm f/3.5 - 5.6 G ED VR AF - S DX , 16 mm , ISO 200 , [ f/13 @ 1/640 | f/9 @ 1/320 | f/6.3 @ 1/160 ] .
– Shahak Nagiel
Fisheye Fall
This characterisation was read during a walking in a nearby park at lunchtime . The foliage was vibrant all around me , and a thought occurred to me : If I consist down on a nearby bench , and point the photographic camera flat up , I could charm a 360 degree view with my fisheye lens . I took the dead reckoning , not think too much of it . When I visualize the paradigm later on , I was agreeably surprised how nice it came out . Canon 5D Mark II , Canon 15 mm Fisheye , ISO : 200 , F4.5 , 1/2000
-Tim Babasade
A Tree’s Shadow
I was walking around the St. Louis Arch basis and snapped this pictorial matter . The lighting was just perfect and really showcased the yellowed / red foliage on the trees . I loved the contrast against the green green goddess . I was using my Canon 7D ( 15 - 85 mm wide angle lense ) , f/22 , 1/40s , ISO 400 , 31 mm . I edited the photo in Lightroom to bring out the shadows .
– Rachael Pawlak
Oberg Mountain
When the details for this challenge came out , I knew I was in the perfect space to take part . I immediately booked a campsite for the beautiful “ North Shore ” region of Minnesota . The conditions turned out to be perfect that weekend and the leave were as colourful as I have ever see them . During our first wage hike on Oberg Mountain , I assume this shot by hand from one of the many overlooks on the track . claim with a Nikon D3100 , 18 - 55 millimeter kit lens , orbitual polarizer , ISO 400 | 22 millimetre | f7.1 | 1/200 sec .
– Tim Dunklee
Tracks
It was a dainty dip day a couple weeks ago and I just grabbed my photographic camera and blend in out to see what pictures I could get and stumble upon this emplacement . I used my Canon 7D with an 8 millimeter Fisheye .
– Tim Nummy
The Singleton
The ice chest weather has start to make it to the DC area and with that the leave will shortly begin changing color , the jacket will come out and we will be take away beautiful pic with shade of red , yellows and oranges in them . I ’m reminded of a quote Albert Camus once said “ Autumn is a second spring when every folio is a flower . I shot this with my Canon T3i using a macro lens . 1/640 , F-2.8 , ISO 100
– Tracy Miller
View From the Road
I took this photo of the northern part of Lake Shore Drive , Chicago in between storms . They had been pass through all solar day and I happened to see out the windowpane as another storm was approaching . I love the fact that even in a city as big as Chicago , the vibrance of Fall can still be seen . Photo was taken with my iPhone 4s and then I used iPhoto to fiddle with the contrast .
– Aadil Ahmed
Leaves Like Bokeh
The exposure is get in Chicago near the Garfield Conservatory on a beautiful summery fall weekend good afternoon . Canon 30D with a Nikkor Series E or S50 f1.4 lens mounted ( EXIF : ISO 100 , f4 , 1/400th ) .
– Vivec Jena
Maine Morning
– Brenda Mugleston
A deal of us did n’t get much of a fall this class , be it from draught or storm and other end of the world occurrences . Still , you managed to flex in some pretty incredible shots . The full art gallery are below , but for those of you await for wallpapers , checkflickrfor the supersized range of a function .
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