Writer & Photographer / Michael Durr Every year, as summer’s heat fades into crisp mornings, nature begins its most fleeting spectacle. The shores of the White River burn with scarlet, amber and gold. Leaves glow as if lit from within and for photographers, this brief moment — when the landscape seems to catch fire — becomes both a gift and a challenge. Photographing fall foliage is not just about capturing color — it is about chasing light, timing and atmosphere. The key is...