How many shades of green are there?
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How many shades of green are there??
Some say about a million.
Wow!
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Here on the southwestern end of the Olympic Peninsula
near Pickering Passage on the shores of Puget Sound,
a marsh is lush with the foliage of summer and
the shades of green are virtually endless.
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Green is such a rich, soothing color to me.
I have always liked it.
What about you?
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Gorgeous. I think green might be my favorite color.
Ahhhh, luscious luscious green!!
nature’s greens, I bet, are innumerable! such a lush vista, just viewing it calms me. did you do any editing to your photo? It looks like a painting.
It is a combination of 3 EV stepped images into one HDR… I normally don’t do that, but just happened to be shooting into the bright light and took several trying not to blow out the highlights. I used Photomatix Pro 4 to create the image shown today.
Gorgeous photo, Madge!!! Green is my all-time favorite color! Just about any shade :)
Wonderful shot, Madge.
Deep greens and blues are the colors I chose….
Awesome shot Madge!
oh wow madge!! that is gorgeous!! have a happy fourth!
Ohhh very pretty! =)
Soothing is exactly what I was thinking and especially so with the added blue and white from the reflected sky!
Oh wowzer, what an absolutely gorgeous image, Madge. Just brilliant!!
Beautiful shades of green! It’s my favorite color.
The combo of green and blue has always been my favorite….your shot is a dandy!! My Rurality: http://lauriekazmierczak.com/generally-pleasing-results/
lovely.
Beautiful cloud reflection.
I sure love this photo! The trees and water remind me so much of home. And those clouds reflected on the water – WOW!!
Lush and lovely, calming too.
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Green goes with everything…that’s why I LOVE IT SO!…:)JP
My favorite color…and I can never decide which shade I like best. Happy 4th of July to you!
This gorgeous picture has an amazing number of greens. An excellent image.
Love all the different shades of green. Makes me want to take a deep breath and smell the air.
Gorgeous image!
This is incredibly beautiful, Madge! Thank you for sharing it.
We love this time of year when our mountains are full of seemingly every shade of green imaginable.
So So beautiful. Are you using Topaz here also. Love the treatment.
Nik is one I like .
I used Photomatix Pro 4 – I don’t often process photos into HDR, but this one I was trying not to blow out the highlights (shooting directly into the sun) and took several shots using EV steps so they were a perfect candidate for an HDR photo merge and processing.