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Landscape Photography Review October 2024

As October unfolded, so did the rich colors and shifting light that make autumn one of the most captivating seasons for landscape photography. This month’s adventures took me through misty valleys, ancient woodland, and scenic coastlines across the High Weald and South Downs. From early morning sunrises over quiet villages to hidden paths lined with centuries-old trees, October offered a wealth of inspiration.

Autumn photography brings its own set of challenges and rewards—ever-changing weather, low-angle sunlight, and a kaleidoscope of colors that can transform even the most familiar landscapes. In this blog post, I’ll share the highlights of my October shoots, each scene capturing a fleeting moment in the heart of the season.

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Landscape Photography October 2023

Unveiling October’s Journey

October 2023 marked a month of transition and exploration. As the remnants of summer gave way to the embrace of autumn, I embarked on a series of photography expeditions in the serene landscapes of East Sussex, capturing the essence of a changing season. This October, the story unfolded with a backdrop of readjustment, wet weather challenges, and the return to the realm of full-time work.

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Firle Beacon Misty Morning

Introduction

The weather predictions looked good for another September misty morning on the south downs in east Sussex. But an early rise two mornings pre dawn was a bit too much to ask. Still later on in the morning decided to visit Firle beacon for a brisk walk and observe the conditions

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Wilmington Hill Misty Morning

Introduction

Morning mist was predicted a few days ahead on the weather apps and this was confirmed the evening before on the south east BBC news weather. The plan was to visit Wilmington Hill on the south downs. So alarm was set for 4:30AM and I managed to drag myself out of bed at that unsociable hour.

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