Capturing autumn with your camera and kitchen
3 h€ 50 Calm
Photograph the autumn colours in the best morning light, cook comfort food with seasonal produce, and bring the season indoors.
Autumn is a gift for anyone who loves photography. Bring your camera or phone to the woods or a park and head out in the morning, when the light is at its softest. Look for interesting compositions with leaves, experiment with close-ups and wide landscape shots, and let yourself be surprised by what you capture.
Afterwards, it's time for comfort food. Cook with pumpkin, apple and cinnamon and invite friends or family over for an autumnal meal. Preparing it together makes it even cosier. Round things off by bringing the atmosphere indoors: an autumn table with leaves and candles, a wreath at the entrance, and a scented candle for warmth.
Photograph the autumn colours in the woods or a park, preferably in the morning light.
Suggestion: Alternate between close-ups of leaves and wide landscape shots.Cook comfort food with seasonal produce such as pumpkin, apple and cinnamon.
Suggestion: Prepare it together with friends or family for extra cosiness.Create an autumn table with leaves and candles and decorate the entrance with a wreath.
Suggestion: Use a scented candle for a warm atmosphere.Light a candle and take a moment to enjoy the atmosphere you've created.
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