Green is not on my favorite color list, but your assortment of greens could change my mind. I’m not sure what to call that ”blob” of green that seems to be ”hanging” from a cabinet. I can’t figure it out, but it’s a cool photo with wonderful shades of green.
Haha, glad if I can direct you to green, John! The blob was a surprise blob…I had a candle lit in there, and suddenly it just flew over and out on the kitchen bench…But rather nice flow!
Love them all but . . . . my bemused eyes keep on wandering back to the three green parrots . . . hmm, is the gentleman on the eight (?) ‘sweet-talking to the lady (?) on the left . . . . she seems part of a couple tho’ . . . . *smile* . . .
I enjoyed all of these, A-C, and as we don’t get that sort of overwhelming green here that we did when we lived in the Midwest, it made me happy. My favorites, I think, are the praying mantis and the elephant. But they’re all beautifully photographed as usual.
Beautiful photos, Leya! My favorite is the first with raindrops on the leaves. So many remind me of the coming spring and how lovely it is when that shade of green shows up. It’s a happy time!
Some unusual and interesting photos here Ann-Christine. Love the Praying Mantis and at first glance I mistook the green spotlights for the Northern Lights (aurora borealis) – do you see them from where you live? Now that would be a green I’d love to capture.
Jude, glad you liked them – and the Aurora I can sometimes be very disappointed in…never saw it myself! It can sometimes be seen from here, but better up north. When Emma lived in Umeå, she saw it every winter. Our visits there were never graced with this phenomenon…sadly enough. I would so love to see it!
For those of us with spring is in the air, green is brightening. For those still encased in winter, spring is on the way. Love the collection, Ann-Christine. You captured green’s brilliance.
Loving your green! Isn’t that preying mantis a handsome fella 🙂
Handsome but cruel!
Green is not on my favorite color list, but your assortment of greens could change my mind. I’m not sure what to call that ”blob” of green that seems to be ”hanging” from a cabinet. I can’t figure it out, but it’s a cool photo with wonderful shades of green.
Haha, glad if I can direct you to green, John! The blob was a surprise blob…I had a candle lit in there, and suddenly it just flew over and out on the kitchen bench…But rather nice flow!
I’d have never guessed. It does show that you have a photographer’s eye to capture what someone else might have called a ”mess.” >grin<
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Wonderful assortment of greens, Ann Christine. I love, love, love green. I too have been photographing lettuce lately. 🙂 It is such a fresh colour.
Thanks – yes lettuce is special, isn’t it!
I looked for a lettuce emoji/sticker. Strangely enough, there wasn’t one. 😄
Haha, you could be the first one to make one of your own!
Maybe. 😄
Fabulous gallery A-C 🙂 🙂 love the Praying Mantis
Thank you – the one and only I have. ..
Love them all but . . . . my bemused eyes keep on wandering back to the three green parrots . . . hmm, is the gentleman on the eight (?) ‘sweet-talking to the lady (?) on the left . . . . she seems part of a couple tho’ . . . . *smile* . . .
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Lovely gallery
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Love the shades of green. The macro of the bug is incredible!
Glad you enjoyed them, Amy!
Una belle serie di fotografie, bellissima quella della mantide sulla mano.
Ciao, Patrizia
Thank you so much, Patrizia! I love the little one too. Hope you are well and staying well ❤
I enjoyed all of these, A-C, and as we don’t get that sort of overwhelming green here that we did when we lived in the Midwest, it made me happy. My favorites, I think, are the praying mantis and the elephant. But they’re all beautifully photographed as usual.
janet
So glad to have spread some greens!
I appreciate seeing it.
What a fabulous miscellany!
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My favorite color! Loved the praying mantis shot. Such interesting critters. I liked the elephant sculpture too.
Thank you! The praying mantis seems to be the favourite here!
It’s not easy being green…but it is good being green. 🙂 Lovely reminders of what waits for us as the temperature rises. 🙂
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That elephant is cool, and those eyes are a bit unsettling…..
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Beautiful photos, Leya! My favorite is the first with raindrops on the leaves. So many remind me of the coming spring and how lovely it is when that shade of green shows up. It’s a happy time!
Thank you – and yes – how we are longing for it now. The happiest time of the year!
Some unusual and interesting photos here Ann-Christine. Love the Praying Mantis and at first glance I mistook the green spotlights for the Northern Lights (aurora borealis) – do you see them from where you live? Now that would be a green I’d love to capture.
Jude, glad you liked them – and the Aurora I can sometimes be very disappointed in…never saw it myself! It can sometimes be seen from here, but better up north. When Emma lived in Umeå, she saw it every winter. Our visits there were never graced with this phenomenon…sadly enough. I would so love to see it!
A fabulous contribution, hon 🤗💕
♥ You know I love green…and tried hard to find other things than Mother Nature too.
It’s lovely to see so much green! Excellent subjects and composition, as always. 🙂
Thank you, Mary Jo – Green is a favourite colour of mine.
I remember green. My lens cleaning cloth is green.
Ha – you have to send us a post on it!
For those of us with spring is in the air, green is brightening. For those still encased in winter, spring is on the way. Love the collection, Ann-Christine. You captured green’s brilliance.
Thank you so much, Frank!
Beautiful shots!
Thank you, Chava!