Red
posted by Stray at 9:57 PM
Monday, October 30, 2006
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4 Comments:
Hmm, is this a follow-up to your last post's test of color vision? :-)
Wow. beautiful. I have a red coat. its the ultimate get up and go, cheer up colour :)
lol, good question Lorianne! Perhaps ... a real life version of the planet-pop game - match each real-life berry to the shade in the photo.
Fiona, you made me wonder whether autumn does this deliberately ... a sort of compensation for the reducing light and the decay amassing around us. I very nearly titled this post "Red or Dead" because of exactly that contrast. It's as if the leaves are the most alive in the final moments before they give up.
Gorgeous reds.
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