Oranges are antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antiviral and antimicrobial—they're simply delicious too, when either squeezed as juice or eaten in segments! They are of course high in Vitamin C and also in potassium and have numerous health benefits. It's no wonder that oranges are one of the most popular fruits around!

This popular ornamental plant belongs to the nightshade family and is native to Asia and southern Europe. Its botanical name is Alkekengi officinarum. It has been used in traditional medicine for over two thousand years. For example, it has antibacterial properties. The flowers play a role in Japanese festivals to honour the spirits of one's ancestors.

As bright as the morning sun. As cheerful as a spring daffodil. If you are looking for something to brighten up your day, you have come to the right place. Word has it that every once in awhile even Joy stops by for a little golden pick me up.

Sunrise. Sunset. There is nothing like spending a cool morning or a cool night staring into the distant worlds of the flickering flames. Dancing aglow and tickling the sky are flames of red, orange and yellow. A whole new world awaits.

This jolly, chuckling pumpkin looks like he can't wait for Hallowe'en! Adding a candle inside a ceramic pumpkin is a great way to cast a haunting glow and add a spooky atmosphere to any Hallowe'en event! It will look spooktacular on the windowsill as its orange glowing light shines through its cut out details.

Set off your bar wall décor with this eye-catching neon bar sign to create a welcoming vibe and notch up the look of your place! It's the perfect accessory to jazz up your home bar. Neon was discovered in 1898 and the name comes from the Greek neos, meaning 'new'. It is the second Noble gas and is the fifth most abundant element in the universe. Only red signs contain pure neon; the other colours combine neon with other gases.

Candy! Fill up those candy dishes with a favourite, jelly fruit slices. The flavours of orange, lemon, lime, and currant look colourful and enticing fanned out on the treat table.

Australian humour can be pretty irreverent at times, so it's no surprise that someone forgot to include the Australian Capital Territory on this national map! The remaining challenge is how to also forget the politicians and public servants who reside there!

The birds eye view offers a select view of the crystal blue waters below and the secrets they hold! Is that a shark? Oh wait, no, it's just a clump of seaweed! Whew! That was a close one!

There is a constant interaction between elements, for example, when fire forms earth by way of volcanoes and ash. Some species of plants and trees actually need fire for their seeds to sprout. In this collection of images, we can see both parts of this cycle, plus celebration candles and fireworks, a soothingly earth-toned residence and dramatic pictures of Planet Earth!

It's time for the pumpkin harvest! This field makes a colourful sight in the run-up to Halloween!

If autumn is your favorite season then a trip through New Hampshire is an amazing experience. It truly is a leaf peeper's paradise!

Once in a blue moon, the PnF Universe expands, as new planets are created, enabling far and distant worlds to come into being. The shifting surface of the orange planet presently awaiting terraforming in PnF art is typical of such planet! The only certainty in the PnF Universe is that the skies are constantly shifting and changing. Over millions of pet years, stars, planets and moons are all slowly but inexorably being drawn into stellar vortexes, black holes or wormholes, disappearing from one section of the PnF Universe and reappearing in an entirely different section. This explains the delay in terraforming the Orange Planet, as well as the passion for space travel and the vast array of intergalactic art in the PnF Gallery!

In the fourth dimension, where new scenes, effects and decorations are sometimes formed by pressurised gases, bubbles are released into the air. Sometimes individually, and sometimes in large clusters. In many sizes, shapes and colours. It is understood that the prevailing season and weather conditions may influence the colouration, density and shapes of these formations, and that nothing stays the same…

The trees are changing colour and leaves are forming a carpet. There are numerous beautiful parks in Istanbul that you can leisurely stroll around.

Orange poppies, native to Turkey, are one of the many flowers to be found in the Atatürk Park in the city of Adana. A large green space in the city center. A popular place to relax after a day of work, with many varieties of trees, some statues and fountains.

A happy jumble of familiar images all dancing around to bring a smile to you.

Sunrise? Sunset? Which one is it? You decide! Whichever one you think it is, it's a beautiful foggy scene, isn't it?

What a glorious route, to follow the sun in the sturdy Canadian forest roads as the ending of the day turns the road to gold.

Maple trees are common across the Northern Hemisphere, and the leaf has been adopted as the symbol of Canada. They are popular ornamental trees as during the autumn the leaves turn brilliant yellow, orange or even to bright red. The colour change is due to the breakdown of the green pigment chlorophyll, which masks the other colours for the rest of the year.

Crimson and orange bursts of colour break overhead in a perfect celebratory display!

Sunshine is often a true reflection of colour. This gorgeous sun-baked masonry evokes bright, warm days spent outside relaxing with a cold drink while the bees zip from flower to flower and the fruits on the grapevine ripen into lusciousness.

Orange you glad you found this stunning scene? One of the most versatile scenes in PnF, it is equally effective as a background, a sunrise over the mountains or meadows, or behind an Easter Egg, Halloween Pumpkin or Surfboard Overlay! Its graduated shading creates the impression of depth and distance and just the hint of cloud below…and it’s ready and waiting to be populated with the effects, decorations and pets of your choice…

Céad míle fáilte! A hundred thousand welcomes! The Irish Republic, or Eire, as it's called in Irish Gaelic, is not, of course, part of the UK; it is an independent country, but geographically belongs to what are known as the British Isles. Ireland is well known for many things, from Oscar Wilde and George Bernard Shaw, Guinness and Irish whiskey, colcannon and soda bread, music, song and Riverdance, folklore, leprechauns and the legendary Irish hospitality.

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As a gentle breeze chases out the last of the sunlight and warmth, the lanterns begin to show, heralding the evening’s arrival, in their deepening orange glow. And ‘tis by this gentle light that nocturnal pets go about their business, and trick ‘n’ treaters wander, whispering to the wind…

Orange you glad you found this stunning orange scene? One of the most versatile scenes in PnF, it is equally effective as a background, a sunset above a tranquil ocean, or behind an Easter Egg, Halloween Pumpkin or Surfboard Overlay! Its graduated shading creates the impression of depth and distance…just waiting to be populated with the effects, decorations and pets of your choice…

Our horse and carriage feels right at home as we rumble past the little home where we expect little hobbit-like creatures to be puttering about in the garden and talking of grand adventures. I wonder if an old wizard can be found nearby setting off fireworks.

Is it the flickering of fireflies or dust in the sky? Who really knows. Sit back and let your imagination be captivated.

Natural light red brick walls are not only perfect for that rustic earthy feel, they also help keep your pet's home cool in the summer and warm in the winter. And besides, no wolf can huff and puff and blow it down!

There is nothing quite like spending a cool autumn night gazing into the dancing campfire. Snap! Crackle! Sizzle! Watch as the embers reach for the sky.

The glorious colors of autumn overflow in profusion along the trail prompting a chorus of 'oohs' and 'ahs' among the travelers. We pause and stare in rapturous awe for a moment before proceeding.

Perched on a bare branch, this silhouetted kitty gazes at the fiery ball in the night sky and remembers all the wonderfully fun things about summer and contemplates the autumn season that will soon be here.

Calling all pets with a flair for design! Brightly splashed in hues of pink and salmon this room is begging for more. Pin up a picture here. Add a table and a plant there. The choices are limited only by your imagination. Bright and bold- bring it on!

Time is not your friend as you travel The Shifting Sands, every moment you linger you risk becoming lost among the sand dunes. Is that a mirage you see or have your pawsteps moved?

Listening to the crunch of crisp leaves underfoot, and breathing the earthy smell of fall, the Eternal Fall Forest keeps everypet connected with nature.

Hi. I'm Herb. Depending on what part of the world you're from, you can call me "Herb" or "Erb". And I'm not your average garden-variety herb. I'm a golden herb. There are herbs and spices that have a lovely golden hue and we all know that gold is very desirable. If you want to add a touch of gold to your culinary delighs, you might want to use a touch of curry, mustard seed, or even saffron. I'm the richest herb cuz I'm made of gold (or at least that's what I'm told).

Hi. I'm Herb. Depending on what part of the world you're from, you can call me "Herb" or "Erb". And I'm not your average garden-variety herb. I'm a red herb. And believe it or not - sometimes different parts of me are used in ways that would be classified as "spice" and not "herb". Paprika and saffron, as well as cayenne pepper are some examples of spices that comes from one of my plants. Either way, I'm red and that's all you need to know.

The meaning of Easter is a matter of faith. We will have a competition (2015) ‘What does Easter mean to me?’ You are welcome to respond however you wish. As a child, it meant this to me:

3. There was no other good enough
To pay the price of sin.
He only could unlock the gate
Of heav'n and let us in.

~ David Weston

A cheerful stylised sunshine scene.

As a gentle breeze chases out the last of the sunlight and warmth, the lanterns begin to show, heralding the evening’s arrival, in their deepening orange glow. And ‘tis by this gentle light that nocturnal pets go about their business, and trick ‘n’ treaters wander, whispering to the wind…

Here we have the Houses of Parliament, Sunset by Claude Monet. Monet was well known for a series of paintings of the River Thames, and we have the most rare of them all, here on display at Le Musee d'art de Cannelle! This is one of the very few that Monet painted in vivid color, using the colors of sunset in the fog. It is pretty, but is it an actual Monet, or is it just a very clever forgery?

Syan's Eagle on the Wing is a beautiful landscape oil painting evoking feelings of peace and tranquility, and a sense that all is well in the PnF world! The warm hues in the sunrise are soften by the mist rising off the water, the stillness broken only by the slow glide of a watchful eagle.

Eeeek! What a perfectly eerie scene for Halloween! One can only imagine what this little monkey has seen, to make him so afraid? What a shame, when the Autumn colours all around him are so warm and inviting!

The air above Fire Mountain crackles and the sky is ablaze with a filigree of glowing flames as young dragon athletes train for the fire-breathing Olympic event. Will their months of hard work and discipline yield gold, silver, or bronze?

Deep inland, beyond the rocky coast and across the desert plains, the sky above a silent grassland meadow reflects back the land’s molten volcanic core. A smoky orange hue blankets the very skies, and surrounds the rising sun, in fiery orange swirls, akin to dragon fire. This silent land, only recently formed and as yet unvisited by Pets, awaits its first inhabitants… Just as its rich volcanic soils await the first seeds of vegetation…

In a far-off land, where all living things are sentient, the rocks atop a mountain pass amuse themselves by plotting mischief along the well-trodden path below… What might sound like thunder to the uninitiated is equally likely to be the rumbling belly laugh of just such a rock, planning on putting all manner of obstacles in the path of passing Pets. Pets do really pass here at their own peril!

Deep in the woods, where nopet has recently passed through, hidden amongst the grass and roots, lies a fairy ring of toadstools, seemingly abandoned in the full light of day. But very late on a still and silent moonless night, provided nopet is about, this fairy ring may come to life, if the fairies do deign to venture out…

Deep in the woods, where nopet has recently passed through, hidden amongst the grass and roots, stands a solitary orange toadstool, reaching up through the verdant vegetation in search of the sun. What will this day bring for the solitary orange toadstool? Will the sun’s gentle rays warm its tiny cap? Will soft rain fall upon its perfect dome? Or perhaps other mushrooms will sprout up all around it, creating a richly colourful fairy ring?

Australia most iconic natural land form, and the traditional home of the Anangu people, Uluru is the second largest sandstone monolith in the world. At sunrise Uluru’s surface glows flaming red, and at sunset Uluru’s surface glows blue and purple.
Uluru began forming over 500 million years ago, when a mountain range pushed up from the south, then eroded rapidly, due to a lack of plant cover. The minerals released during the deformation of this mountain range were folded together, over and over, ever more tightly, until they became welded together, hardened, oxidised, and polished by the desert air, wind and rain over millions of years…

A wide pathway runs through the autumn woods under a bright sky.

In the autumn, the leaves of some trees change colour much earlier than others do.

Sheep on the Derbyshire moors.

A Peak District moorland scene taken in October.

A lone balloon caught in shafts of sunlight.

Autumn moorland on a cloudy day.

Walking amongst the trees, their leaves changing into such vibrant colors of orange, yellow and red, you hear a stream. You follow the babbling sounds of the stream, and as you approach it, you notice a gently worn path with a bridge that crosses over the stream. The path leads way to a friendly fence that is guarding a pleasant looking cottage in the middle of the woods. The grass is still green, and the sun is shining. You wander who lives in such a perfect, peaceful place, so you decide to knock. After all, it's a cottage in the middle of the splendid Fall woods, so it must be safe!

Gazing at the wonder around you, you have never felt more at peace. The trees bare an abundance of Autumn colors: gold, amber, and apricot, which they shed so gently on the country ground. You can here the gentle breeze and the chirping of the birds. This is the home to so many wonderful creatures and you know you are lucky to be a part of their habitat. You enjoy the mostly quiet forest, and you realize that this is now your place of serenity. With the cool crisp air filling your lungs, and the crunch of the leaves beneath your feet, you hug the warmth of yourself and venture out for a walk.

Jump! For my love? For joy? Whatever the reason, if you're feeling a bit bouncy, this is the scene for you. We think the flea may have this one in the bag, but you're welcome to try and beat his record.

What will you make of this stunning scene of copper clouds? Is the day going down to gold, the evening at approach? Or, is it a rumbling, thunder filled storm on the horizon, promising rain to quench the earth below and mud puddles for eager pets to play in?

Orange blossoms! Shall these trees bear yummy oranges?

If you're crossing this sun-baked desert, make sure you carry plenty of water and wear a very big sun hat!

At Muncaster Castle, heron gather before the high fells.

An autumn feast (for those who love mushrooms) lies in sheltered woods beside the Derwent Dam.

After struggling up the hill East from the Irish Sea, twisted and steep, look back one last time to see the sun sink in a shattered sky.

High above Hathersage in the Derbyshire moors, the setting sun colours the rocks red as the sky slowly dies.

On the road to nowhere, beside the Derwent Dam, lie quiet woods where no-one lives and few people go.

Beside the silent Derwent Dam lie quiet woods where few journey to break the silence.

Farmland given over to wild flowers, high above Bradwell.

Tumbled hills form abstract shapes before the falling curtain of the evening sky.

Butterbur, a strange wild plant which I have only ever found in limestone valleys.

An orange ribbon floats over the hills above Ladybower Reservoir.

Fox House is an inn high among the moors. At dawn a river flows through the opposite field - a river of mist above the dampest parts of the ground. Entering into that river, the rising sun colours the mist. Colours were not retouched.

Above the Irish Sea sail great bars of dark and light.

A lonely cloud shall stand out proud, a ribbon in the hills.

A rocky shore remembers the day by the sunken causeway to St Michael's Mount.

Beyond the tree lies a thousand foot drop to the valley floor.

Dawn over a still lake.

A simple dawn scene.

A simple dawn scene.