Colours of October
October 31, 2010
French Marigold flowers picked for dyeing
Cranesbill leaves
Light early October frost
Morning sky
Annual fishing derby, Thanksgiving weekend
Thank you Sue for hosting this challenge for the past year. I have really enjoyed doing this and seeing how different and similar colours are all over the world.
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Beautiful pictures, Evelyn. It has been fun to be a part of this and see other people’s colors all this year!
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Wow lovely colors. The picture of the fishing derby is lovely with the reflection in the water!
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I love all your images, but the cranesbill leaves are pretty spectacular. That mirror image is no slouch.
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As always, I love your photos! The light and color in the marigold photo are amazing.
I see you’ve had frost. We haven’t yet, at least not in our yard.
Thanks so much for sharing your beautiful colors this month and all year long!! You really helped make the project fun for me!
Sue
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Thanks all – and especially Sue for posting the challenge! I really enjoyed taking photos and am now wishing I had a better camera!
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great images.
funny that you say the weaving looks silvery. the weft is tan and the warp slate gray.
thanks for visiting
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What incredible photos!! My favorite is the fishing one and I wish that I was the person on the bank doing the fishing!!
Have a great week,
Judy
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Wow! What beautiful pictures – look at that sky – was it a harbinger of “Red sky at morning, sailor take warning”?
I also particularly liked the yellow leaf rimmed with frost – very pretty – and certainly brings a shiver to ones bones.
I too have enjoyed getting to know all the people who have been in on this project. T.
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I love each and every one of these photos, Evelyn!
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Evelyn, your photography is amazing! Love the leaf edged in frost, and the French marigolds. Looking forward to what you will do with that dyebath!
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Photoscape does all of the above and more, nice frames to add as well, super easy to use, you can combine/join photos as well and add text etc.
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