Digital Camera World

Photograph the flaming hues of autumn

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■ Autumn is arguably the best season to enjoy outdoor photography. Unlike in the summer, the light from the sun is low and full of character – and you don’t tend to have the extremes of weather and battery-sapping temperatures that can put an end to winter photography. Unless you’re gunning for wildlife or extreme close-ups, then you don’t need any specialist kit either. You can take fantastic photographs with any camera and any lens, although as we’ll see, there are some tricks and techniques that can help you to capture images that exceed your expectations. We all

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