October challenge - the color GREEN

[Dave]

Beautiful Tucker, Lorell. An unusual green, but quite pleasing.

Michael, I'd say that's a pretty good shot.

damar, I should have seen that coming but didn't. Very nice.

I've downsized the shot I tried to post the other day; just some sunlit succulents in the front yard...    

Keep 'em coming folks.

[damar]

Look at that light!
Beautiful Green, Dave!

[Man From Ironbark]

^ What she said.

Here's a greenhood.

[Dave]

Thanks damar and MFI. You know me - sunlit areas emerging from shadow are my thing.

MFI, the lovely greens are set off very nicely by the soft purplish hues of the background.

[Dave]

Lots of green, some shadows, and a bit of textured detail...

   

[Michael]

So much great work, I feel like I am regressing. Hmmmm...This might be green.

[Que Sera]

I'm really enjoying the various shades of green and the great shots.  Some of you may remember I popped over from the watercolour forum on Wet Canvas last year.  I love the site you've set up so I thought I’d offer you a bit of support.  Photography has taken a back seat to painting of late, but I do have a photo that will fit the bill, taken last year.

QS

   

[Luv2shoot]

Good to see you Que Sera and I remember your unique photographic style. Thanks for your support of the website that fortunately Don created. You bring yet another shade of green.

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[Man From Ironbark]

We have these ants we call green headed ants, which have a nasty sting. They are actually green all over.

[Luv2shoot]

They look like your opals, Peter, and they look like they have the JAWS OF LIFE as their mandibles. Hey, I took an entomology class in college.