Outdoor Photography How To

Photographer Mark Denney has heard a lot of photography advice in his lifetime but the tips he's collected about capturing the fall with his camera are among the best he knows. And in the below video, Denney shares with you what he calls "the best fall photography advice I've ever heard."

"Advice is one of those things that everyone receives, some good and some bad, but I wanted to put together this video compiling all the best fall landscape photography advice I've received over the years into a single video," Denney explains. "All of the advice in this video pertains to the actual on-location photography process and not the post processing and editing workflow."

In the video, he breaks down all the best on-location fall photography advice he's received throughout the years.

"Some of these pieces of advice I'm sure a few of you have heard before, but my hope is that you'll uncover at least one helpful piece of advice that you can apply to your fall landscape photography moving forward," Denney says.

Here's a rundown of the seven fall photography tips he discusses in the video with timestamps on where they appear in the tutorial.

#1 Don't Wing It! (1-minute)

#2 Frame It Up (2:48-minute)

#3 Bad Weather Is Good Weather (3:49-minute)

#4 Polarize It (5:26-minute)

#5 Cloudy Shade Sunny (7:13-minute)

#6 Fall Backdrop (8:23-minute)

#7 Patterns & Textures (10:05-minute)

Check out the video below and then go subscribe to Denney's channel to call all his awesome landscape photography tips. If you're interested in capturing autumn leaves, check out our story from last week with maps and pro tips for great fall foliage photography.