Warm colors

Warm colors include: yellows, red and orange we associate these with blood, sun and fire.
Sunrise behind a popular tree at Writing-on-Stone has a warm fire like feel to it.

Warm colors
Warm colors are made mostly of red, orange and yellow. This family of colors is called warm because they remind you of warm things like the sun or fire.

Warm colors:
Are any colors which, by association, suggest warmth, such as red, orange and yellow.
Warm Front: ...

Warm colors, red, orange and yellow, appear to move forward towards the viewer. Our eyes are attracted to them first.
Cool colors, greens, blues and violets, recede away from the viewer.

Warm colors are because i used colored lights.
Well lets get right to the point...Black and White vs. Photoshop. In my opinion there is nothing like developing your own film and then going to the darkroom and developing your own prints.

- warm colors are the colors from red to yellow including brown, orange, pink. These colors evoke warmth because they remind us of things like the sun or fire. These tend to advance in space.

The warm colors are at the top of the horizontal axis. The cool colors are at the bottom. Table 3-5.-Neutral Density Filters 4. Filters of the same color are added and subtracted normally: 30M + 20M= 50M 10B - 05B = 05B 5.

The Impact of Warm Colors
Red, yellow and orange are at the warm end of the color spectrum and work well as dominant colors. Think of the front of a home with neutral-colored siding, such as charcoal gray, but a fiery red door.

Without the rich, warm colors of the light, a sunset just isn't a sunset. Auto white balance may attempt to make adjustments to correct for the warm color of the sunset light.

Colors are also described in terms of cool colors and warm colors. In almost all cases a cool color will contrast with a warm one. To get a better idea of how this works in a photograph, picture a red brick wall.

At these times, the warm colors caused by pollution, dust, and particulates that hover near the horizon create a golden hue that provides richness and warmth even in the colder tones of blue, green and purple.

In order to get those beautiful warm colors I was talking about earlier, you're going to want to wake up pretty early, and that means you're going to contend with some fiercely cold early morning temperatures.

This photograph was shot late in the day on 4X5 Velvia, thus the warm colors. You can see a verification of this by looking at the blue histogram.

There’s something elemental - maybe even primordial - about our universal response to the depth and array of warm colors radiating from a central point across a cloud-dotted, wide-open sky.

Instead of shooting into the sun at sunrise or sunset, shoot with it behind you to capture rich, warm colors of scenes bathed in the sun's light.

Selects small apertures (large F numbers) to enlarge the depth of field and sets the white balance to preserve the warm colors.
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For depth effect you can also work with colors: Blue and green are cold colors which step in the background all by themselves. If you choose warm colors like red, orange or yellow in the foreground, ...

See also: Warm, Color, Image, Light, Photograph