At sunrise or sunset you can get skies that match the foliage below.
Fall colors are not just for the mountains thanks to trees like the cottonwood. Southern Utah in autumn.
Little Cottonwood Canyon has some amazing fall colors.
Search for moments where the light is mixed or only partially comes through the clouds. Sundance, Utah.
Misty days and low-lying clouds make for a great compliment to the color.
There are so many great abstract photos to be taken in autumn.
Mount Timpanogos.
Nothing better than getting a fresh snowfall at the height of the color season.
The classic "canopy of yellow aspen" shot.
Find bodies of water to refect the colors such as Lower Bells Reservoir.
Snow is such a great addition to the fall foliage.
If you are lucky, there will be one or two days a season that get the factors right. Many years it simply does not line up.
Look for places that have geological diversity as well as a wide array of tree species.
Church Fork, Millcreek Canyon.
Unfortunately, some waterfalls are dry or run low by autumn, but they always make a great combo.
The moose can be extra active and aggressive during the rut.
Incorporate the fall foliage into your action and adventure photos.
Such a beautiful time of year to look at the details of life.
Even roads become beautiful in the fall. Weber Canyon.
Don't forget to look for subtle or moody photos that just aren't as frequent in the summer months.
Play around with the fallen leaves in streams and rivers.
Find new ways to show off what it's like to be in this environment.
The best way to get these photos is to get your shoes onto a trail, get out there, and make it happen!