The topic for the month is orange. Autumn leaves, pumpkins, the Netherlands football team, or the fruit, for example.

Rules:
Photos must be taken during this month (October 2022) and posted before voting starts (photos must be taken between announcing the theme and starting the voting).
Photos must be taken by the posting member.
Photos must be taken with your phone's camera.
Post processing is allowed but you have to say what you did.
Users must name the phone and software they used.
Users post only one photo per entry.
Users can change the entry only once.
3 day voting period starts on October 29th at 22:00 UTC and ends at 22:00 UTC on October 30th.
Winner of the vote will have the honour to choose the next month competition theme.
You are allowed to continue off topic on this thread after competition.

This is my best orange!

Argh, sorry.
Forgot to mention:
XA2 (SFOS 3.2.1), screenshot, no editing

What phone was it taken with?

The BIG one?

My submission. Taken a few seconds ago on 5th October 2022 with a Jolla. The only "post-processing" was open and save in Paint to get rid of the rotation flag.

TMO in its infinite wisdom fails to scale the image, but that will sort itself out if you right-click and "open image in a new tab". And, of course, in the summary.

Out of competition, because this photo has been taken 12 years ago with N900 and not been edited in any way.

I could not resist, because apart from a sunset i could not image more orange in a picture as in a bavarian beer garden with its orange tables and orange benches and of course the "Mass" (1l glass of beer) celebrating my birthday without any other single soul in seclusion and silence in a place that normaly attracts hundreds!

Apparently I'm too stupid to use the upload thingy, so here is the link to the real picture:
https://m-kress.de/files/20100420_002.jpg

@ibins One of the best subjects you could choose
Anyway, where are all the people gone in this nice Biergarten.

@ibins, that's not orange, that's gold!

@pichlo,
just WOW! Great nixie tube watch.
How are the hours displayed? Are the two tubes switched between hours and minutes periodically?
And, did you build that yourself?!? even if not. Just WOW again.

Hi mosen,

No, I did not build it myself. I have been planning to build one but never got past gathering the parts. That is my MO: get excited about something, buy the parts, then lose enthusiasm

I bought this one on eBay, from Ukraine. Have been thinking about it for a few years and when the war broke out, I though, "Why not? I will support someone in Ukraine and if by any miracle it arrives, it will be an added bonus." I even made a nice strap in matching colours

It displays time by pressing the button. First hours, then minutes. Otherwise it is dark all the time. Constantly on would drain the battery in less than an hour. This way it lasts about a month.