Showing posts with label Greens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Greens. Show all posts

Thursday, August 16, 2012

Green and Light



My eyes move to the lightest leaves of this photograph.  It looks so fresh and new.  What do the lightest leaves lead your eyes to?  Unintentional little wonders.  The Yahara River is a murky green in the mid-day August light.  I see a bit of a reflection in the water; however, and appreciate the multitudes of green shades throughout this photograph. 

 I took the photographs and cropped them for balance in the composition. The colors were not manipulated.

Here are a few more pictures taken on the same day in early August.



The lightest leaves point to the soft curve of the Yahara River bridge.
 


  





































 Iron work and shadows grace the crossing of the bridge.







































A railing close enough to touch.








































Arching shadows.










Peace is everywhere.  Where can you find peace and tranquility? 






Friday, August 10, 2012

Sojourn into Green


Olbrich Gardens in Madison, Wisconsin are filled with greens and colorful flowers at this time in summer.  With a summer of drought in 2012, my eyes took a drink of the luscious depths of greens throughout the gardens.  Here are some images… 



  


These leaves look like a painting.  They are a photograph--mmmmm. 






 

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