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Effects of red color
Infrared radiation is used for healing purposes due to its warming and pleasant effect. The general effect of red is stimulating and appetizing. Mere perception of red color enhances the human metabolism by 13,4 % (source: Theroux 1998). It is the favourite color of children. On the other side aggression and violence can be triggered of by red color. Barnett Newman's huge red canvasses were attacked and damaged by the viewers. Spanish bullfighters bait the bulls with red cloth - unnecessarily though - bulls are color-blind and would react to any color whatsoever. The important factor is the mere movement of the bullfighter. Red is the color of emotional outbursts: Shame or anger colors our face red. Loosing control lets one to "see red".
Red traffic lights and brake lights announce danger. Animals use red color to recognize its own kind, to announce the mating season or to issue a warning. Red in advertising is used to evoke erotic feelings (red lips, red cars, etc.).
© 2012 Norbert Porcio
Model & smink: Fanni Péter
Photo & Retouch: Porció Norbert
Location: SZUSZ, Debrecen, Hungary
Strobist info :
from left top:
- Mikrosat Flash Bulb + SoftBox 50x70 (Villanj körte)
from left below :
- Mikrosat Flash Bulb + shoot through umbrella (Villanj körte + áteresztő ernyő)
Trigger: Flash at 1/16
This immature Red Fox has been hanging out near the railroad tracks adjacent to the University of Memphis campus. I photograhed it coming to campus one morning.
A naturalist friend of mine seems to think that, not only is it molting, but could very well have some mange. Others who've spotted it say that it's been foraging for food most every morning.
Went to Gigrin Farm ten days ago. The weather wasn't wonderful but on the two days I visited I managed a few reasonable shots. It was certainly a spectacular sight, with upwards of 250 Red Kites coming in to feed.
So much wonderful classic architecture at Stanford University, I couldn't resist photographing the plant life.
A mid winter vacation in Florida! A trip to Butterfly World. I could have stayed and shot photos for hours.
Red-Eyed Vireos are a common summer resident in Eastern deciduous forests. When fall arrives they head for the Amazon basin.
March 16th, 2013 12:00 AM,
f/8, 20 sec, ISO-100, 28 mm,
Canon EOS 7D
(c) Rick Sause Photography 2013
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