Another week and another color for Project 64. This week the color was burnt orange which seems very appropriate with the fall foliage popping up everywhere. I love the colors of fall and how things change in some cases slowly and in others quickly. I saw many examples of burnt orange in the leaves and pumpkins I was photographing for other prompts, but I wanted to stretch myself. So yesterday while photographing the sunset at the Tmobile building in Factoria (more about that later this week) I saw this plant. The light was very low so I had to use a tripod to get the shot. I think it really works with the soft lighting that showcases the color and the interesting lines of the plant. In post processing I did a very clean edit in Lightroom by adjusting most of the basic settings and doing a tiny bit of noise reduction. This is yet again another plant I have no idea the name of, but I am ok with that :o). Thank you for stopping by and I would love to know what you think!
Settings: ISO 800, 36mm, ss1/15, f/5.6 (full manual on tripod)
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Head over to Project 64 to see the other burnt orange finds and Sunday Snapshot to see the shots people want to remember!
What a beautiful color! Thanks for stopping by last week on my Sunday Snapshot- the picture was taken in Colorado a few weeks ago in the evening as we were driving through the mountains.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy stopping by and seeing what you are working on!
Really wonderful composition of leaves. I love the texture and color.
ReplyDeleteWow! Talk about a match! This one is perfect!
ReplyDeleteGreat color and capture! Really lovely! I love that quote, too!
ReplyDeleteVery nice and I like that you stretched yourself and got an awesome shot out of it!
ReplyDeleteVery nice burnt orange shot :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful photo. The color is amazing!
ReplyDeleteThe soft lighting is very nice on this shot. I love the Pentax quote too!
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