Orange you glad it’s photo challenge time?
Yes – I enjoy these challenges. This week’s photo challenge – Orange – did present quite a challenge, but I found photos with orange, and include subjects that are reasonably varied.
We have flowers:
inside an orange hibiscus type and a rose whose gold has intensified towards orange with sunset’s lowering light:
and a native West Australian bottlebrush type flower which I call ‘the orange puffball’:
Grevillea – here you see the orange within all the other colours:
and fish! Not sure whether they are koi or carp – either way they were large and colourful:
Sunset on a wall turns it gold and orange
orange within the flaring colours of clouds at sunset:
The smokey sky from bushfires turns orange as the sun lowers (the sun later became a great crimson globe):
The setting moon a couple of months ago, orange as it dipped into the layers of dust on a hot summer’s night:
a butterfly on an almost orange wall:
Sacred ibis flying home at sunset, light turning their wings orange against a sky with its own tinge of orange down near the horizon:
a friend’s marmalade striped young cat:
and my own Fattee Cattee – sunset light lighting her fur kinda orange. OK – I’m stretching 😀
I hope you enjoyed my response to this week’s challenge and I look forward to seeing yours 🙂