The color is so rich and intense! I love it!

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Thank you much! Vermont/ New England is an AMAZING place for fall pictures, if the leaves cooperate!

One year while I was up here, the leaves were literally green, green, green, then one day they turned yellow and then they were GONE! Thankfully, this was not so this year, so I wanted to share it with everyone!

Thanks again!

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O_O never seen such a red tree

^.^

Again, Vermont is amazing for fall colors, when the weather cooperates!

Also; that had a little bit to do with the lighting I had to work with; it was a bit dark that day (really cloudy in the background) and that's the color that came out when I changed the exposure on my photo editor!

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i guess it would have actually been a shade of orange but this also looks amazing

Not exactly... it was not orange on this day. I took this very late in its changing; as you can see, a lot of the leaves are already on the ground; so it was already well past any green/yellowish/orang-ish-ness.

Is that to say that there's not one yellow or orange leaf on the tree out of the entire... 20,000? No, not at all :-p.

If I can find the original photo (currently trying to re-org all my photos from the last few years, plus my time abroad >.< I'll put it in my scraps, we'll see!

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Found it!

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Eh, kind of orange, ish ish ish.... but not really compared to the other yellow trees behind it.

Meh, that's what happens when you change the exposure on things, :-p

Thanks for the compliments anyways!

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yeah more orange than i had reckoned

and even i am having a tad bit of trouble with these exposure and colour settings ( pics look different on different screens )

it would be great if u have any suggestions on this problem

thnx

Gick, I understand what you mean about exposure problems, but for different screen types I can't say. its come to a point where.... While I was in NZ, the exposure was so bad on the webcams down there that a shirt I was wearing, that was brown, came out purple for my parents; wtf?

What color looks perfect on your screen doesn't look at all good on someone else's, and this you can't change because every screen is different, of course. My only suggestion is to change the offsets of your pictures WITH other color changes...

If you're working with Photoshop CS2, this is under IMAGE>ADJUSTMENTS>EXPOSURE. You'll get three scrolling bars, one for the exposure, one for the offset, and one for gamma. If you move the offset scroll back abit (obviously depends on the picture) The color that you see, say, an orange, like in my picture, will not turn 'red' as in 'crimson' or blood red; but just... go deeper. I find that when you move the exposure scroll in one direction (say, +10), it will change the color of the picture; say red to orange; but in moving the offset scroll back (-10 this time) afterwards, you will come back to a more similar first red. Be careful though, these scrolls drastically change the brightness of your picture; so you might have to change the highlights (IMAGE>ADJUSTMENTS>SHADOW/HIGHLIGHTS) or the brightness/contrast levels (IMAGE>ADJUSTMENTS>BRIGHTNESS/CONTRAST)

Hope that helps and hope it made sense... Sorry if I talked down to you and explained things like a nag, but I'm not sure what program you're using, and would appreciate the patience necessary if I were using different tools too!

Good luck, let me know how it works out!

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hey thnx a lot for the tip will surely try it out

and yeah i m using Photoshop CS2

and nagging i welcome if it explains things ;D