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I chose the black one
Spectacular show of yellows. I find yellow difficult for me to get right. That perfect shade the tree actually is. Do you find that...or is this true to color? Either or...it's quite delicious!
Not sure what you’re asking. Did I edit the color? I didn’t, however uploading it here the image tends to lose a little vibrancy. I’m sure the black background helps to punch it up a little.Spectacular show of yellows. I find yellow difficult for me to get right. That perfect shade the tree actually is. Do you find that...or is this true to color? Either or...it's quite delicious!
No...just that, thank you. It loses vibrancy. I struggle to capture the Ginkgo's true yellow. Not sure why ... maybe this year will be the year. Fingers crossed.Not sure what you’re asking. Did I edit the color? I didn’t, however uploading it here the image tends to lose a little vibrancy. I’m sure the black background helps to punch it up a little.
No...just that, thank you. It loses vibrancy. I struggle to capture the Ginkgo's true yellow. Not sure why ... maybe this year will be the year. Fingers crossed.
Thanks...yes, totally agree. I only get annoyed with the Ginkgo. Where my OCD kicks in. I can get close...but never the cigar.I've found that most of the photos I take need to be adjusted to some degree before posting. Especially with fall color - sometimes the hue is off, sometimes the intensity. Different cameras will also produce different results, the lighting matters, exposure all can impact the quality of the image.
Does your tree always turn yellow and not red? Just curious if this is genetic or culture based. All the rubrums around here turn salmon pink-red.