Tips for capturing different images of the changing seasons
A single leaf hanging on the tip of a tree branch can provide a different viewpoint on the change of seasons for area photographers as fall morphs into winter
Interesting photos, like this one taken in Lisle, can be taken when you use a telephoto lens on subjects that are only a few feet away. Using a telephoto this way, and with a large lens opening, throws a potentially distracting background way out of focus. This isolates the subject from the background very nicely.
Members of the Daily Herald’s DuPage County photo staff share tips for taking better pictures each week as part of our “Perspective” series. To comment, contact Scott Sanders at ssanders@dailyherald.com.
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