A Photo a Day: My Daily Sustenance, Day 283

O, colors of fall,
magnificent and varied,
God's palette sublime.

haiku by Scrappy Grams

Project 64: Gold

As I've noted before, fall colors are my favorite because of their richness and depth of hues.  I'm lucky to own a digital camera so that I can take dozens of shots at any location. Since I've learned about macro and close-up shots, I use that setting whenever it suits the subject.  Three of these shots are of the same ornamental grass, but the last one is my entry choice for Project 64's color for this week...gold.

Project 64: Burnt Orange

The orange of the icing doesn't show up as dark as the naked eye perceived.  But still they look yummy, don't they?  They are quite tasty, and they're mini!  

Fall to me is the season of the warmest, richest and loveliest colors.  And burnt orange is my favorite color of its array of hues.
I assure you that I was not driving taking the last photo; my son was.  But I have finally learned to take my camera with me, no matter where I'm destined to go!
Now...for my choice, I'm torn between the lovely light of the Sugar Maple tree and the contrast of pink and orange on the coneflower.  Or should it be the cupcakes or marigold?  Hmm...so which shall it be?   I think this week's choice is the coneflower.