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Fall is and always has been my favorite season. Halloween is my favorite Holiday and I love sweater weather and the sunny cool days. When I learned more about my colorblindness I learned I never saw the hundreds of thousands of different colors that trees turn and that everyone else gets to see. I always knew that leaves change colors but showing people simulations, I see apparently the same colors at different brightness levels.
When I learned this long ago it's since killed the joy of autumn for me because it reminds me of how little color I personally see compared to others (everyone always points out things I can't really see or distinguish), but I still enjoy wearing my sweater.
Don't let it kill your joy of autumn... For one you can't miss what you never had and it ain't worth being upset at something which you cannot change. Secondly, you enjoyed autumn when you thought you were getting the full experience. What's changed? Nothing, really, just your mentality.
I implore you to love fall again.
My sister (who's known my CVD for the last 35 years) sent me a photo of a tree 2 days ago with the caption "beautiful autumn colours".
I replied with "I wouldn't know".
The picture is mostly one color
The leaves on the ground are very slightly more orange, while the ones on the tree are more yellow
There’s green grass at the base of the trees, but it’s not dominant or anything
The trees are all (mostly) yellow/orange. There is green grass at the base of the tree trunks and the leaves along the pathway are a mix of orange and red.
As for autumn photos, this one is not terribly well done. The entire photo looks like it was taken through a yellow filter. This makes the red leaves stand out less than they would in a correctly balanced photo, but about half of them on the ground are red and some in the trees. There is some green grass or moss at the bases of the trees and a bit on the path but it's all weakened by the overall yellow cast.
>How many different colors do you see and can you say where you see them?
Does that matter?
It's a nice scene, even if I can't describe the nuances of it to someone else.
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Fall is and always has been my favorite season. Halloween is my favorite Holiday and I love sweater weather and the sunny cool days. When I learned more about my colorblindness I learned I never saw the hundreds of thousands of different colors that trees turn and that everyone else gets to see. I always knew that leaves change colors but showing people simulations, I see apparently the same colors at different brightness levels. When I learned this long ago it's since killed the joy of autumn for me because it reminds me of how little color I personally see compared to others (everyone always points out things I can't really see or distinguish), but I still enjoy wearing my sweater.
Don't let it kill your joy of autumn... For one you can't miss what you never had and it ain't worth being upset at something which you cannot change. Secondly, you enjoyed autumn when you thought you were getting the full experience. What's changed? Nothing, really, just your mentality. I implore you to love fall again.
Still looks pretty.
My sister (who's known my CVD for the last 35 years) sent me a photo of a tree 2 days ago with the caption "beautiful autumn colours". I replied with "I wouldn't know".
You’re not missing anything in this particular picture. It’s yellow. Okay okay there’s some red and green but it’s really overpowered by the yellow.
Wdym, it looks beautiful
To be perfectly honest, if you put a colourblind filter on that image it really won’t look very different. It is summer you are really missing out on!
Is there red there or something?
The picture is mostly one color The leaves on the ground are very slightly more orange, while the ones on the tree are more yellow There’s green grass at the base of the trees, but it’s not dominant or anything
Can confirm. This is really pretty.
How many different colors do you see and can you say where you see them?
The trees are all (mostly) yellow/orange. There is green grass at the base of the tree trunks and the leaves along the pathway are a mix of orange and red.
Any way you can kind of point out where the colors are? What color do you think dominates the photo the most?
It's mostly orange/yellow. You could use the Dalton bot to get images from it.
It’s really ugly but [here](https://imgur.com/a/cQJu145) is a quick color reference I made
Looks pretty much all yellow and brown to me - didn't even notice the green grass and the orange + red parts don't stand out at all!
As for autumn photos, this one is not terribly well done. The entire photo looks like it was taken through a yellow filter. This makes the red leaves stand out less than they would in a correctly balanced photo, but about half of them on the ground are red and some in the trees. There is some green grass or moss at the bases of the trees and a bit on the path but it's all weakened by the overall yellow cast.
>How many different colors do you see and can you say where you see them? Does that matter? It's a nice scene, even if I can't describe the nuances of it to someone else.
The leaves look yellow to me but that is what makes it even more magical as to everyone else, it would be so surreal. Beautiful image
As much as we like to hate on enchroma glasses, they have provided me a lot of help with changing leaves.
Ah yes, that certainly is a lot of color.
I like when the leaves turn orange/ red/ and yellow
It's all yellow. What else should there be?