The problem with shooting in autumn is that the low sun can throw off your camera’s exposure settings. In this tutorial we’ll find out how to enhance the colours in your autumn shots using Photoshop without running the risk of oversaturating your images. Click on the related articles links on the right to view parts 1 and 2.

Plenty of inspiring photo opportunities present themselves during the autumn months, in this video you’ll learn how to combat exposure problems by using Photoshop to enhance autumn colour. Part 1 and 3 can be found by clicking on the related articles links on the right.

There’s plenty of inspiring photo opportunities to be had in autumn as landscapes come alive with oranges, reds and yellows. Light at this time of year is pretty special as the sun’s golden glow enhances warm palettes. One problem arises at this time of year however as exposure problems can be caused by the low sun. In this tutorial we’ll show you how to perfectly enhance your autumn colours in Photoshop. Parts 2 and 3 can be found in the related links section on the right.

To complement the sun’s golden glow, falling leaves in oranges and reds also add extra detail and a dreamy feel to autumn portraits. In the second part of this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use tweak lighting to reduce clipping and restore contrast and detail. We’ll then show you how to place falling leaves behind a scene’s existing foreground leaves and add motion using the blur filter. To watch part 1 of the video, click on related links.

Take inspiration from the autumn colours around you at this time of year and create some stunning artwork to hang on your wall. Many autumn subjects make great close-ups, and work well when grouped together. In this video we’ll show you how easy it is to create an autumn triptych to be proud of. Click on the related links for videos part 2,3 and 4.

It’s not only landscapes that make great autumnal shots at this time of year, head indoors to take some fab autumn still lifes. Watch these videos to get some tips and inspiration to create your own. Part 2 of the video can be found in the related links section.

In this 2-part tutorial we’ll show you how to use adjustment layers to warm up leaves to boost the autumnal colour palette. You’ll also learn how to tweak lighting to reduce clipping and restore contrast and detail. To get to part 2, click on the related links.

Autumnal images work great when brought together. In this series of videos you’ll learn how simple tricks with mono-conversion and layer-blending modes in Photoshop can be used to match colours and tones to create a unified effect. To get to parts 1,2 and 3, click on the related links.

With the beautiful colours of autumn in full-flow at the moment, now’s the time to create some stunning artwork for your wall. In this tutorial you’ll learn how to create a triptych, using effects that are perfect for bringing together 3 images. Click on the related link to get to part 1,2 and 4 of the video.

Still lifes in autumn can make for great pieces of art. In our tutorial you’ll learn how to convert your images into ready-made wall hangings. Follow the related links to find parts 3 and 4.