The color green

[simnine]

i'm happy to see that this thread still lives

 

[Danad]

I'll try my luck with :

Mr. Green

 

[LaFoto]

The Photo Theme threads NEVER die ... they sometimes sink but they can ALWAYS be "called back":

 

[Danad]

The Photo Theme threads NEVER die ... they sometimes sink but they can ALWAYS be "called back":

Yammy!!!!!! I want some grapes too...

 

[LaFoto]

Help yourself
They grew in our garden, and so did the apples. Meanwhile they are all gone (eaten or made into preserves).

More green (is it surprising with me??? It is NOT!)

Last link gone
(The group I hiked with in Cornwall in August of this year ... )

 

[sthvtsh]

Even though it's a pretty horrible picture, it's green, so whatever. D:

I'd also like to say, some of these shots made me eyes widen, jaw drop. :OOO:O:OO:

 

[LaFoto]

 

[LaFoto]

Just found another "green" photo (actually I could swamp this thread in green photos, I wonder, why :scratch: !?!)

 

[garboui]

one from a walk down town hamilton on thursday C&C welcome.

 

[johngpt]

It's nice to see this thread revived. I'd seen the 'Blue' theme, but this one had escaped me.

This next one had been shot with the 'shadow and light' challenge in mind, but wasn't used. Shot with 40D, EF-S 60 lens, ISO 400, Av, 1/125sec at f/14.

 

[johngpt]

one from a walk down town hamilton on thursday C&C welcome.

You captured it nicely. Crisp focus. Excellent tonal range.

There might be one little thing which you could do in post processing. You might crop inward from the right side of the image, to eliminate that triangle of white from the building behind. That building's diagonal line, due to foreshortening, contrasts some from the vertical lines of the red brick building.

 

[johngpt]

This was shot yesterday, in the light from our back door slider. Again with the 40D, EF-S 60 lens. ISO 400, Av, 1/20sec at f/2.8.

 

[jdjd1118]

Here's my contribution:

 

[BonzoHarry]

 

[LaFoto]

Wow! I want to be there! It is soooooooooooooo green. I LOVE it.

Tried for some "green" today but my macro extension doesn't really do it, the light was too low, and the little bug way too tiny (some 5mm in length). But well... the photo as such is quite green, I think .