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New England Foliage Blog

Meet Jeff Folger, or as we call him, Jeff Foliage. Jeff is a Yankee reader just like you and a frequent contributor and moderator to our Foliage Forum. A big fan of both foliage and Halloween, Jeff lives in Massachusetts with his wife, Lisa, and is retired from the U.S. Air Force. A professional photographer, he won Yankee's first annual Fall Photo Contest in 2004. He welcomes your photo questions, as well as your best suggestions on where to view New England's greatest show on earth -- the fall foliage.

New England Fall Foliage photo tips

Planning photography opportunities

June 30, 2009 at 8:19 AM | Post a Comment

Well how many of you plan to bring your camera's with you this fall?

That's a silly question right? How many would consider not taking dozens if not hundreds of pictures of the impressive fall colors. In most cases you have made lots of plans but when you get out there on the first day you just start shooting all the beautiful colors and when you go home and get the prints back or see them on your computer, you find something is lacking?

Fall Foliage Planning, Contest and Moose!

Planning considerations and moose shots

June 22, 2009 at 1:54 PM | Post a Comment

Fall Foliage planning, contest and moose! Jeff , "Foliage" Folger Planning considerations and moose shots TBD June 2009 Planningconsiderations1

Well it's now the day after the summer solstice and from here on, it's all just a short hop, skip and jump to winter!

California dream'in of New England Fall Foliage

Lessons learned by CA photographer, making plans for "09"

June 15, 2009 at 10:29 AM | 1 Comment | Post a Comment

How's everybody's plan for fall foliage going?

So far, we've had to think about what you want to see, where you want to see it and having a backup agenda in case you?re not finding the elusive peak. Also, I've mentioned a little about lodging and how you should plan for this real early!

Fall Foliage route planning, New England, 2009!

Following less Traveled routes in Vermont

June 8, 2009 at 11:37 AM | 2 Comments | Post a Comment

Planning your route, go with the crowds or go it alone?

Ok, so now you have decided on what you want to see and where you're heading. Now let's get more specific and actually start thinking about routes. If you are coming in early October you will be thinking more northerly and by Columbus Day weekend you will be in the mid-NH/VT/ME areas to southern areas and Northern Mass, although last year this weekend was particularly colorful in the Barre to Sturbridge Mass area. After this weekend the color quickly moves south but remember if you have reservations and can't change them then you may have to be flexible enough to look for areas near lakes if the color is running early or higher elevation if it's running late.

Planning your Fall Foliage trip part 2

Look beyond Peak fall color

May 28, 2009 at 5:01 PM | Post a Comment

Greetings Foliage Seekers!

I'm going to start this now because it always comes up. I'm sure you want to make sure you hit right at the peak of fall color. As a photographer I want the same thing and I have to tell you that over the years, sometimes I've been successful and other years I haven't.

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