Fall Walk

Every year I pack up my camera and go on a walk too sight see all the beautiful changing Colorado trees, so many beautiful colors. I guess they don't call it "Colorful Colorado" for nothing! Red's, Oranges, Purples, Yellows and so many more combos of changing colors. Its a artist's pallet really! I appreciate these things, I'm originally from Texas and I had never got to experience what it was like too see so many symphony's of clustered colors, what a sight for our eyes. I smile daily on my normal drive around town, it never gets old. So Caleb came with me on this run and we got some pictures!

 

 

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Fall Walk

Red/Foilage [Nurture Photography]

Red/Foilage [Nurture Photography]

Another advantage here in CO are the varities of leaf colors, one of my personal favorite colors for trees is Red! I just read a book to my kiddo on why tree leaves vary in color from one another and thought I would post this tid bit here for you as well:

 

Where do leaf colors come from? Leaf color comes from pigments. Pigments are natural substances produced by leaf cells. The three pigments that color leaves are:

• chlorophyll (green)
• carotenoid (yellow, orange, and brown)
• anthocyanin (red)

Then I found this website that has a list of trees and their corrisponding leaf colors!
Take a peek HERE 

 

 

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Red/Foilage [Nurture Photography]

Orange/Warmth [Nurture Photography]

Orange/Warmth [Nurture Photography] A pumpkin patch that we went to headed a little closer to the mountains, last week. Acres of land with Orange pumpkins.  

Found a tree here in the City that had nothing but the brightest beautiful Orange berries I have ever seen! Then the same day we went to the pumpkin patch we took a small nature walk near my husbands work place.

Up close, top of a princess pumpkin . First time I even seen these, they were so cute and short!

 

 

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Orange/Warmth [Nurture Photography]