These are two shots of catkins-same tree, same time, same light. One was taken 90 degrees from the other.
No extra processing, no colour manipulation.
I have many pictures taken at the same time-they all show the phenomena. Can anyone explain why one is reddish and the other purpleish??
@CATCHLIGHT: Time to get the brillo pad and vim out!
@Sam: Truly, I don't!! I would love to have peoples thoughts
@marci: This isn't going to help much...They were red/brown, with a purple/brown sheen!
@Sonia Nansid: The basic settings are at the top right. On top of that the camera was set to daylight, it was shot yesterday at around 1pm on a day that had thin white clouds covering the sky. What else can I tell you?
@Sonia Nansid: Sonia, I am so sorry, because it's a composite of two shots, you are quite correct, the EXIF data doesn't show. The correct data is 1/250th second, f5.6,ISO 1600,Daylight lighting, 1.2 Metre distance to camera, lens set at 197 mm. I hope this helps