SHE DIED IN 1870
Green...I first went through my archives and found a picture of Ireland that was the epitome of green. Then I found myself taking pictures at the Switzer covered bridge in Franklin Co. yesterday that challenged the green of Ireland.
Today I had one of those unencumbered, no demands on me kind of day. A lazy and delicious sort of day. I went to once of my favorite places to take photos, the Lexington cemetery. I could kick myself for missing the beauty that this botanical wonderland offers in spring. Everything is 1,000 times 1,000 shades of green now.
I found my Photo Friday entry in my picture wonderland.
15 comments:
Fabulous. I remember going camping with dd's class years ago and being astounded by how MANY shades of green there are.
It's just so beautiful. I was told many years ago that all shades of green go together and complement each other and this is proof. I know the cemetary well. Anne
..and what a wonderland it is!..just gorgeous!..looks like a Savannah picture.... Elizabeth
Lots of green! Pretty!
xoxo
I love walking in old cemeteries - but I liked it best in the autumn when I lived in the Ozarks. By the way, it's not nice to let us dusty Texans see too much green - - we get green with envy!
I wish I could've gone there with you - I think I would've enjoyed going there.
Beautifully done.
Monica
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Cool! I love old cemeteries. Great shot!
Wow.
Jude
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poignant shot
marti
Love the photo! Angelic and beautiful.
Judith
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Boy! I Really love this photo! I paint, mostly in oils, some water colors. Would you mind if I used or copied your photo for a painting in oil?
Great pic, Mary. You only not have the ability to wield a pen but also a camera. This one is worth more than a million words...
wow love that shot
Great shot, Mary.
exquisitely perfect and peaceful. Brava. judi
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