invert

Left over autumn leaves inverted to turn one back to green, which it never was because it's from the Japanese maple "bloodgood," but you don't have to know that...

[Junko Y]

This intrigues me -- it looks like fabric, where colors are dyed differently in various color ways. when you turn an autumn leaf that is not green to green, does that same process change the evergreen in the background to blue?

[Taffy]

Very interesting shot. I like the color palette. It does look like fabric.

[Michael Van Krey]

@jyokota the background is actually the leaves of the more spidery-lobed Japanese maple "pictum." They where and orangy-brown.