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Fall photography contest in Asheville, NC

From blazing leaves to fall fests, we want to see autumn in Asheville through your lens.

AVL Fall-tography Contest

We want your best local pictures of autumn.

Photo via @ashevillepictures

Calling all local photographers — we’re launching a Fall-tography contest that will run from now until Fri., Nov. 11. 🍁

What does that mean? We’re looking for photos that show what it’s like to experience autumn in Asheville. Think: leaves, themed festivals and foods, etc. Submissions can be emailed to hello@avltoday.com + will be reviewed by City Editors Brook and Laura.

The contest winner will be announced Mon., Nov. 14 and our favorite photos will be featured on Instagram via @avltoday. 📸

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