My last color of the challenge features my childhood, Lori, who also happens to be an amazing photographer. The reflection on her shirt is a YELLOW GREEN match.
THAT's a wrap! I hope you've enjoyed my colors... stay tuned for my next challenge in the next couple of weeks!
Love all of these vibrant colors.... While PLUM doesn't have the lion share of the picture, it certainly marks it spot in the right hand corner!
This was taken in the Bellagio in Vegas several months ago. Everything is vibrant in that place - the energy always pumping!
I scoured Vegas for melon a couple of weeks ago and while this object would typically not be something I would take a picture of, it was really the only one that fit the melon bill.
What's cool is this bird is made from a variety of dried seeds and plants lettuce, onion, poppy, lentil, flax, magnolia, seaweed, strawflower and dried coconut.
If you ever find yourself in Vegas, be sure to stop by the Bellagio Gardens. Pretty.
One more from Vegas for the Crayola Challenge... I love this color (one of my favorites) - so I chose to remove all other colors, so it would pop!
Some of you know that recently I went to Vegas for a photography conference. I didn't take many photos during my stay (very different from my trip out west for a photography workshop in Yellowstone this past summer where I took over 800 photos!), but I thought I'd share a few favorites (some with some new post processing techniques I learned at the conference). These were all taken at the very hyped, new casino: The Cosmopolitan. I actually loved the vibe and would consider staying there sometime in the future....
Really delayed, but I am getting back on track! I was on a mission in Vegas this past weekend... Black is more challenging than you would think, but this antique car fit the bill. I love how you can see the reflection of the slot machines and the many colors that make up a casino. I only wish I could replicate the sounds and the liveliness as well.
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