1) Incorporate 3 different fall colors using a daylight setting |
2) Find a series of trees and use shallow depth of field |
3) Throw leaves in the air and blur the motion using a slow shutter speed |
4) Bracket some fall thing (-2) |
4) Bracket some fall thing (-1) |
4) Bracket some fall thing (0) |
4) Bracket some fall thing (+1) |
4) Bracket some fall thing (+2) |
5) Take a picture of a dead branch and use a long focal length |
6) Take a portrait of somebody wearing fall colors - use shallow depth of field |
7) Capture a picture of fire using a fast shutter speed |
8) Take a picture of your favorite fall thing with ISO 1600 |
9) Capture the full moon at night |
10) Take a picture of the sunset and have deep depth of field |
11) Take a picture of hands holding hot chocolate - shallow depth of field |
12) Find Halloween Decorations and use ISO 200 |
13) Take a picture using the fluorescent white balance setting |
14) Take a picture looking up into a tree with fall colors and capture the light filtering through the leaves |
15) Take a warm picture using fluorescent white balance setting |
16) Take a picture of someone "fall"-ing |
17) Find the reddest thing you can and use a focal length of 40 with the daylight white balance setting |
18) Take a macro photo of dead plants |
19) Take a landscape photo that includes trees and roads and/or mountains with low clouds |
20) Do something cool with water (Has to still be fall related) |
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