Seasonal Green
Spring Green is the prompt for #sundaystills this week. As many of the participants are in the Northern Hemisphere, this will suit them as they enter this beautiful time of year. However, down here in Australia, we are entering Autumn with all the gorgeous colours starting to appear and a little chill in the air.
Every leaf speaks bliss, fluttering from the autumn trees.
Emily Bronte
(Aside: Having just read Emily’s Wuthering Heights, I am tuned to her words and found this quote very appropriate).
Here are some of my favourite seasonal green shots from my archives.
Previous photo challenge posts featuring green:
Going Green and Gold for #SundayStills
Why are Australia’s colours green and gold and what do they have to do with wattle? #SundayStills
Do you think you could live without the colour green in your life?
Green is more than just a colour – just ask the Irish! It’s 17 March today which means it’s St Patrick’s Day, a day when the world tends to celebrate anything remotely related to being Irish. So get ready for a sea of green with green beer, green faces, green hats, green shamrocks, green beards,…
The green green grass of home
Green is said to be the colour of nature and health. It is associated with ecological movements, natural therapies, life, youth, money, hope… It IS Easy Being Green is the prompt for this week’s photo challenge. I like the colour green but orange is still my favourite. Here are a few of my green flavoured photos. After waking…
All the trees are losing their leaves, and not one of them is worried.
Donald Miller
Some delightful autumnal shots to brighten your day
Pick a door, any door, as long as it’s green
I love this photo, taken on our travels in Europe (a different lifetime, it seems now) – the green doors stood out to me when I looked up this alley. It still makes me smile but then, as you know, I do like a pop of colour 🙂
The greener the setting, the more the relief.
Richard Louv
The green green grass of home
Trees
Trees say green to me and I’ve attempted to share my love of nature, regardless of the season.
I’ve enjoyed sharing my Various Shades of Green with you, (I hope you’ve enjoyed it too) and I look forward to seeing the posts from others linking up to Terri’s Sunday Stills.
Thanks for stopping by!
Debbie 🙂
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Gloriously green images, Deb – love them. Toni x
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Thanks Toni, it was fun compiling these into my post and I liked the contrasts of seasons too.
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Love your photos so much. All of them.
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Thanks for visiting Kirsten and for your lovely comment on my photos.
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Your green collection is absolutely stunning, Debbie. And here I thought you would stop with some autumn greens and be done. But nope, you kept going with more amazing images. I love the perspective of those green doors too! And all those tall trees in various shades of green! Thanks for making my Sunday afternoon!
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Many thanks Terri, I couldn’t just ignore the ‘spring’ in the prompt so gave it my best shot with a seasonal collection!
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Hi Debbie. Great potpourri of greens. I think green is the mother colour!
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I agree with you Paul about green being the mother colour. Thanks for your visit and comment.
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Hi Deb, you just can’t beat nature for capturing the different shades of green. To me, I find green such an uplifting yet calming colour and of course I always enjoy seeing the glorious colours of Autumn when green takes a step back. Love the quote from Emily Bronte and I’ve enjoyed reading WH and delving deeper into Emily’s life during discussions. Have a lovely week. #SundayStills
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Hi Sue, nature has a way of keeping us mesmerised with the colour green! That Emily Bronte quote just spoke to me so I had to use it. Autumn is getting under way here in lots of ways.
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A wonderful photo collection of various shades of green, Debbie. I like the valleys, the magnificent trees and the green doors. A coat of paint makes ordinary objects pop out. Thank you for linking up with #WeekendCoffeeShare.
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Nothing is better than natural views, they give us a relaxation.
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Thanks Natalie, we live in a beautiful place here. Those green doors were a fun find I just had to share!
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Thank you for this wonderful immersion in green.
I love the Donald Miller quote. I was just bemoaning my falling hair to Loving Husband – I will adopt the attitude of the trees and just not worry about it!
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That’s a great way of looking at it Ju-Lyn!! Thanks for your visit and comment on my photos, it was fun compiling these galleries to share.
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Wow, attractive green sights, i like such views. Those green images are giving a relaxation to the eye and spirit too. Everyone should see such views.
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I am lucky to have so much green around where I live! Thanks for stopping by.
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Most welcome
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The ‘green, green grass’ reminds me of the Tom Jones song by the same name, Debbie.
I especially love your photo of those green doors up the alley. Spectacular.
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Yes that’s the song that came to my mind as well Hugh! I love Tom :).
Yes the green doors was a great capture – wasn’t there a song called that too – yes I’ve just checked it was by Shakin’ Stevens Great to have you join in the conversation.
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Hi Deb – love all those varying shades of green – I think my favourite is the green, green grass of home. It must be so lovely to look at it after the bushfire affecting so much of the surrounding area and to know how fortunate you all are to still have it to admire x
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Yes the greenness is great to see after the fires and we all appreciate it more than ever. It’s funny how green is such a calming colour in nature but it’s not a colour I wear. Thanks for your visit. x
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I agree with you. Green is a perfect color
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Green is perfect
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Hello Deb, you certainly captured and showed us a whole range of greens. The photo of the valley is really interesting…..the sky catches your interest to begin with and then as you look further down you become more aware of the green of the land and the trees below. Thanks for sharing- I’m off to scroll back again and have another look
Take care
Cathy #sundaystills
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Thanks Cathy, the variety really appealed to me once I started looking in my archives. That valley shot is a favourite of mine too.
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Hi, Deb – I love the Emily Bronte quote! Your photographs are beautiful. I especially like green vines growing on most surfaces of the house. Absolutely stunning!
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Yes the Emily Bronte quote is very fitting isn’t it? I love all those ivy and vines growing over the house too. Thanks for your words.
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I think none in the world does not like green color
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Beautiful pics and words Deb. You sure are right about those green green grasses of home. Nature’s versions of green are ways in which our hearts and minds can heal which is why being near, around and seeing those greens are methods highly recommended for us all.
Denyse
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Thanks Denyse, nature’s greens are beautiful and calming as you say. It was lovely to see your green photos too.
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I believe that once an individuals see green grases,will be attracted towards
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