We, in the Northern Hemisphere, are watching the leaves in our woodlands and gardens turning shades of yellow, gold, russet and brown. There are many of us who rush out with our cameras to take photos of the glorious autumnal colours and others that just love walking and looking. All of us ooh and aah over the tints the trees are turning. There may well be many months before we see the luscious greens of Spring and become excited at the sight of new growth.
The Weekly Photo Challenge this week is a color challenge and the prompt is GREEN.
This is a wonderful challenge this week because it makes one take another look at the garden and surroundings with another angle. There still is a lot of GREEN in my garden, much of which will stay green throughout the Winter. The grass, of course, is one of the biggest parts of GREEN in the garden. I was tempted to take photos of the grass but I would have to get down to grown level to get a decent photo but it’s horribly wet and muddy so I decided against it. Instead I am going to include five lovely photos of the GREEN in my garden.
Because the thought of things still being green in the garden has cheered my up no end in a tribute to GREEN I have turned my blog colours GREEN for this week!
There are some really wonderful and interesting takes on this GREEN photo challenge, so can I suggest to pop over to The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge, where you will find the contribution of over 300 bloggers.
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