[ color inspiration ]

I haven't done one of these posts in ages. I actually completely forgot about. Color inspiration, coming your way!

For some reason, I have recently been loving the green of highway signs. I've never particularly enjoyed it before, but recently, against the blue, blue sky, awesome.

Sunsets are always full of color inspiration. Hot yellows, pale oranges, fading into blue-grey skies. Awesome.


Dusty blue-grey truck, against the baby blue bottom part of the truck. Please ignore the nasty nasty pollution evident in the picture. That is NOT inspirational! Although, I guess it is... because it has definitely inspired me to keep working on living green!

Another sunset, but blurry and crazy. Looks like a painting. And I love the color of the headlights against the pavement. Pavement has never looked so pretty.



TIATF:

My little Canon PowerShot camera. It's small enough that I can slip it in my purse, so my only excuse for missing a photo opportunity is being too lazy to get it out.

(I have a new strategy for my TIATF. If it's part of a regular post, it will be in some way related to that post. If not, it'll be whatever I want it to be. That is all.)

[ color inspiration 007 ]

Mmm... waffles. Several yellows and browns, and a sweet blacky-browny-bluey background.

[ part of the effort for #007 ]

Here's an eggplant that Jesse & I cooked a while ago, that I photographed and promptly forgot that I had on my camera. I like the color. So it's also Color Inspiration 006.

Double whammy. Gotta love it.

[ color inspiration 005 ]

The fan-tabulous orange & chocolate lining of my kickin' plaid ballet flats. (Which perfectly match the Old Navy dress I wore today!)

[ color inspiration 004 ]

Grey on grey. The interior of my car. Noticed it in a new way today.

[ color inspiration 003 ]

Dusty blue + mustard yellow. Weird, yet awesome.

[ color inspiration 002 ]

This morning my breakfast matched my shirt. Canteloupe and spoon on the porch chair cushion.

[ color inspiration 001 ]

Starting a new regular posting. I've (finally) started carrying my small camera with me everywhere, so now when I see a color or combination of colors, I can record it and share it.

Soooo, first one:


Hay bales stacked up on the side of the road near work.