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    Aug 10, 2019 2 minutes
    —Wes Pitts, Editor

    all is arguably the best season for outdoor photography. Temperatures mellow, and changing weather patterns bring a mix of dramatic stormy skies and overcast days with soft, diffused light on the landscape. And, of course, along with these changes come the sublime colors of foliage that

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