Autumn Color in the Blue Ridge

Starting at $150 | Photograph Autumn Color in the Blue Ridge

by Asheville Photo Tours· Weaverville, NC
From$150

What to Expect

Rates

Person (half day) - $150
Person (full day) - $280

Duration

Half day: 4 hours

Full day: 8 hours

About

Immerse Yourself in Autumn Color in the Mountains

(Available October 1 - November 5)

The Blue Ridge mountains are a well known destination to photograph the magical colors of trees as they progress through the transition from Summer into Autumn. In this tour, we escort you to some of the best Blue Ridge Parkway vistas and waterfalls; and coach you on how to make better photos of the Autumn colors.

Possibilities include forest preserves, open fields along the Blue Ridge Parkway, and even a 5-mile round trip hike along a Smoky Mountain river (for full-day tours only). You will learn how to create stunning photos of vistas and intimate scenes that capture the mood and spirit of the plants, mountain streams and their habitat decked out in the changing colors of the Autumn season.

Start times vary depending on weather patterns and sunrise/sunset times. We notify participants of meeting times & locations upon registration.

We strongly suggest you bring a variety of lenses to allow wide angle as well as zoomed-in photos; and a tripod or other type of camera support.

Topics covered will include:

  • Best aperture, shutter speed and focus for sharp and/or moody images
  • Eliminating distractions to guide the viewer's eye
  • Leveraging shapes & patterns for better composition
  • Including a central point of interest in wide angle scenes
  • Finding & framing the "hero" and "supporting characters" in the images
  • Long exposure settings to create less or more texture in flowing water
  • And more...

Address

8 Shadowbrook Lane, Weaverville, NC, 28787

Pricing

Person-Half Day$150
Person-Full Day$280

Prices are typical; see the booking calendar for live availability and rates.

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 2 days before the start time.

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