September 14, 2026

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A double rainbow arches over a rocky coastline and a large mountain under a stormy, cloudy sky.

Beyond Golden Hour: How to Take Better Landscape Photos All Day

Shortly after sunset, the viewpoint parking lot at Grand Teton National Park begins to empty. The traffic moves on to the highway while photographer Matt Suess stays at the viewpoint. He keeps his attention on the western horizon, waiting for the color to appear. Thirty minutes later, color lights up the sky. Suess is the only photographer who stayed at the viewpoint long enough to take the photograph.

A split-screen satellite view showing a green, river-filled landscape on the left and a rocky, lake-dotted terrain on the right.

The First Fall Color of 2026 As Seen From Space

For most people, fall foliage has only arrived in localized bursts of colors. As I look out my window in Maine, I see slight glimpses of red and orange on just a handful of trees. But as a new NASA satellite photo of Nunavut in the far northern reaches of Canada shows, autumn color has arrived in full force in some places already.