I love the colour orange - there's something so warm and cheerful about it, plus there are so many variations of it that there's something for everyone. It ranges from the subtlest burnt orange to the most screaming-out-loud-running-from-the-room-with-your-eyes-bleeding-oh-my-god-I-shouldn't-have-worn-this-top-I-look-like-a-space-hopper pumpkin orange. What's not to like?
I used the unedited version of this for a Scavenger Hunt
t'other week. Here I've warmed it up and added some
contrast, plus a bit of judicious cropping.
Cobweb and berries...
This is from the Scavenger Hunt too...
taken on a misty morning in the cemetery.
This is from the Scavenger Hunt too...
taken on a misty morning in the cemetery.
Chinese lantern...
Note the difference direct sunlight can make to colours.
This was taken shooting into the sun to get that glow.
Street lamp...
A little rest for the eyes with
the welcoming glow of a sodium street lamp
on a misty autumn path...
Note the difference direct sunlight can make to colours.
This was taken shooting into the sun to get that glow.
A little rest for the eyes with
the welcoming glow of a sodium street lamp
on a misty autumn path...
Autumn glow...
And to finish - orange at full throttle :O)
Glorious! The autumn sun makes everything glow.
ReplyDeleteJabblog is right, the light spectrum in Autumn makes everything glow, it's just the best. How brilliant of Mother Nature to also make it shine on the gorgeous colors of Autumn! :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm old school - I marvel at the white pumpkins and the pink pumpkins but I will always be a fan of the orange pumpkin, and the oranger the better. (What, spellchecker doesn't think "oranger" is a word?! LOL) I could look at your squash photo and your berries and cobweb photos all day, every day (the latter is one of my all-time favorites, I'd be framing and displaying that one for sure were I you!) And I love your three new ones - that Chinese Lantern is amazing! It really looks illuminated! And what a gorgeous color. And the leafy lanes in the last two - how I long to stroll down them both! (Was the last photo taken on the same outing as your header photo?)
I think it was... Batsford Arboretum is full of photo ops :0)
ReplyDeleteMe and mom LOVE LOVE LOVE all your autumn photos <3
ReplyDeleteEspecially the one on the cobweb and berries.
My mom to LOVE the colours of the autumn
Dear Barbara,
ReplyDeleteMammy Léia and I are always enchanted by your wonderful art photography!
You are so talented!
purrs and love
Luna - WE LOVE LUNA
Not only the colours of autumn, but the quiet and reflective too. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThese are all so pretty. Perfect! I just love that last one.
ReplyDeleteThat last shot is great.
ReplyDeleteI love that street light photo! So beautiful and says a million things! :)
ReplyDeleteOH MY WORD!!!!!! The last two- INCREDIBLE!!!!!!!!! WOW! Great work.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous love them all especially the last two.
ReplyDeleteYour work is incredible!!! I love it!
ReplyDeleteFound your blog through the photo challenge- so glad I did.
http://vivieninterrupted.blogspot.com/2012/10/nurture-photography-fall-challenge_19.html
Barbara, I love these. The first one with the pumpkins ( I'm always fascinated by all of the different colours and shapes!) and then the phot with the streetlamp, what a creative idea and it turned out beautifully!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for taking part in the Nurture Photography Challenge!
http://www.bumblesandlight.com
Love your pics. Orange is gorgeous in nature but it's hell on people. Unless you are lucky enough to be the right colour of tan - which I am not!
ReplyDeleteThanks all for your lovely kind comments.
ReplyDeleteAu and Target - I don't have any colour of tan; I have a colour of pale :O)
Beautiful shots, particularly the last one.
ReplyDeleteI had a friend in high school who had a fluorescent orange car.
I misread that William and thought it send fluorescent orange cat! LOL!
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