This month, I am proud to announce that I have been featured in the pages of the Los Angeles Times, the New York Times, the Washington Post, and the Chicago Tribune. I am particularly proud to announce that my photo was included in the ‘Green’ category in the 2015 ‘Spotlight on Green’ section of the Chicago Tribune.
I’ve always loved the colors of the season. From the color of my hair to the color of my eyes, the color of my skin and the color of my hair. I have a knack for finding interesting combinations of colors in nature. This year, instead of my usual red and blue for Halloween, I did a whole lot of green and orange.
I love it. The color combination is perfect for the kind of “green” photography I do. I usually use sepia for an image, and orange and green combine well. With the help of my iPhone, I was able to capture the vibrant colors of the season in my images without a camera. It was so easy and so fun to do.
I have a few friends in high school who are avid green and orange photographers. I really enjoy putting them to work as they are great at capturing great colors, landscapes, and objects in the natural world. The best part of their work is that they really like to show people what they do, so they have a lot of fun showing me their work. So, I am happy to have been able to share a little bit of that with you.
It’s great to see green, orange, and tangerine photography as well. It’s hard to find natural colors in this world that aren’t red or yellow or blue or green or orange. In fact, it’s the easiest way to find an eye-catching image, and that’s exactly what we’re doing in our green, orange, and tangerine photography series.
I really like the color schemes of our green, orange, and tangerine photography series, but it would be good if they could tone down the bright orange and green colors a bit. It seems to be a little too much, and I don’t want to give it away that our tangerine photography series has a bit of green in it. Also, it would be good if a lot of the photos were a bit more vibrant.
To your point, I think you should tone down the orange a bit. That’s my biggest issue with the orange in the photos. The color is too red, and it looks like a person just grabbed an orange out of the can.
The orange is a nice accent color. It gives the photo a nice contrast. And the green is a nice color that has nothing to do with the rest of the photo.
It’s also nice to see that the designers took the time to add a few “sophisticated” tricks to the look of the photos, like changing the background so it’s a bit darker than the rest of the photo. However, my biggest gripe is with the orange. I think there are better ways to incorporate it into a photo. It does make the photo more vibrant, but it is just too much of a distraction to look at it.
Yes, the oranges in this photo are definitely distracting. And it’s really a shame because orange is such a nice color. But the designer of the photo chose to leave it out so it wouldn’t distract from the rest of the photo.