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Landscape Photography
10/22/2020

East Fork Overlook at Blue Ridge, Great Smoky Mountains


East Fork Overlook, along the Blue Ridge Parkway in the Great Smoky Mountains, is a popular spot for landscape photographers, especially in the fall. From this viewpoint, you’ll see a forest filled with trees in every shade of autumn, from gold to deep red. Misty mountains rise behind the trees, creating a beautiful backdrop for photography. The view becomes even more stunning when sunlight breaks through the clouds, lighting up the landscape. These brief moments of light add depth and mood to your photos, showing off the textures of the trees and the scale of the mountains. If you come during the golden hour, the soft, warm light will make the trees and hills glow, highlighting the fall colors. You can easily reach the overlook from the Blue Ridge Parkway, so it’s a great choice for anyone wanting to photograph the Smoky Mountains’ natural beauty. The mix of light and shadow, along with the vibrant fall colors, lets you capture both the wide mountain views and the small details in the trees. To get the best photos, bring a tripod and use a medium to long lens to balance the big scenery with close-up details.

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Canon EOS 6D
EF24-105mm f/4L IS II USM
f/14.0 0.4 sec
100 105 mm


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