“Fall colors are funny. They’re so bright and intense and beautiful. It’s like nature is trying to fill you up with color, to saturate you so you can stockpile it before winter turns everything muted and dreary.”
― Siobhan Vivian, Same Difference
. . . and look at all these other hues of the rainbow:
Colors of the sea . . .
Weekly Photo Challenge: The Hue of You | Cee’s Photography
A spiral of hues . . .
WPC : The Hue of You | filimages
Who knew the legal profession could be so colorful?
The Hue of You: Choose a Job You Love | The Human Rights Warrior
Beautiful neutrals . . .
En route | Empire of Lights
Does the mystery of what lies beyond lead us to believe it is infinite?
Weekly Challenge: Hue | Through My Lens
Bittersweet October . . .
Weekly Challenge: Hue | Through My Lens
Warm wood tones . . .
Photo Project “52 Bolivian Sundays” [week 42, ‘a Hue of Color, from Tarija’] | 3rdculturechildren
Wiggling, rawring green . . .
The Hues of My Fancy | rarasaur
Do you know what kiping is?
Weekly Photo Challenge: The Hue of You |A Splash of Kiping | lifebydmagdalene
The dark graphite grey of a sketchbook . . .
Weekly Photo Challenge: The Hue of You | fojap en français
the colors are the best thing about autumn and you captured it perfectly.
I must tell the story. The day before I was looking for a perfect place to get out of the car and capture the sunlight on the fiery oranges against the dark blue clouds in the background. I just couldn’t find the right spot before the sun fell back behind the clouds.
So the next morning it was overcast and drizzling, but I went for my morning happiness project walk anyway. I was so hoping for the sun to pop out and light up the colors against that dark sky again, but it didn’t . . . until I was back on the road again, with nowhere to pull over. The nerve!
How funny, I’m sorry you didn’t get the picture you wanted, but you did this leaf well.
thank you for the pingback…the color is wonderful….i love the fall color!
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Thank you for the link ! 😉
Very welcome!
We do miss the fall colors here in the south – however happy to miss winter dreariness!
I love the changing seasons. But I wouldn’t mind ditching the bitter cold.