This comes from David Kennedy’s Ontario in Photos blog:
The fall is one of my favorite seasons to photograph Ontario’s landscape, particularly that thoese few weeks when the leaves have turned colour…
Two years ago, though, the colours were very dramatic with bright reds and yellows and this period seem to last a few weeks…
Even if the colours are not dramatic, there are still interesting fall elements that are worth photographing, leaves on the ground, close-ups of leaves, trees by rivers and lakes. One constant in the fall is the changing light as the days get shorter. For the photographer, the morning sunrise is later and the sunset is earlier. This makes it much easier for the photographer to capture the beauty of the light at these times of the day.