Indexes

October 2013

Photographers Resource

ISSN 2399-6706

Issue No: 117

October is the month when the British Countryside explodes into full autumn colours. A drive along any country road, or an outing into many of the Woodlands we have will bathe you in glorious colour, just like that in the photograph above of Westonbirt Arboretum in Gloucestershire.

Amongst this resource we have many articles on Autumn Colours  and how you might approach photographing them as well as listings by county of many woodlands that give fabulous autumn displays. Take a look and find one either near you or near where you are visiting over the coming weeks. Don't forget to check out the Wildlife Photography diary for October to see what of the many creatures in our countryside you might come across in the woods, such as the Grey Squirrels and the more colourful Red Squirrels in some woods, or even the rutting Red Deer.

Don't forget at the end of the month we see the end of British Summer Time on the 27th, when we turn our clocks back one hour.

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