Autumn colours around the world

Autumn brings a busy season for photographers capturing temporary colors around the world, according to Digital Camera World. Early November brings peak fall colors in some regions, while other areas experience a mix of late foliage and early snowfall.

In Berlin, Germany, Florian Gaertner used a slow half-second shutter speed to give a yellow forest a painterly feel, photographing leaves superimposed over tree trunks using a Canon EOS R3 and RF 16mm f/2.8 STM lens. New York City's Central Park stands out in dramatic fall colors alongside the Manhattan skyline in a photograph taken on November 02 by Lokamn Vural Elibol. Digital Camera World reported that peak fall colors are now hitting near New York City, while the northern parts of the state are past peak.

Joy Pan captured an aerial photograph in Bishop Creek, California, showing the first snowfall mixing with the last golden aspen leaves in the Eastern Sierra Nevada. In Scotland, Ian Masterton photographed the Kirklee Bridge in the West End of Glasgow, where the warm tones of the bridge and buildings match the surrounding fall colors. Han Jiajun photographed China's Red Beach in the Hesi Wetland located in Qingdao, Shandong Province, using a DJI Mavic 4 Pro.

Digital Camera World noted that the seepweed covering the Red Beach gets its namesake color during the autumn months, creating a striking contrast with the blue stream and boat in the aerial shot. Hillary K. Grigonis, who leads US coverage for Digital Camera World, compiled these nature photographs showcasing seasonal landscapes from New York City to China.