For Wordless Wednesday, let your images tell the story.
“There is something infinitely healing in the repeated refrains of nature—the assurance that dawn comes after night, and spring after winter.” — Rachel Carson
Sharing for Bren’s Midweek Monochrome, Cee’s Flower of the Day, and Denzil’s Nature Challenge
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[…] #WordlessWednesday: Seasonal Monochromes – Second Wind Leisure Perspectives […]
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[…] Terri shared just one picture, but one was all that was needed, as this maple leaf was the deepest and richest of pinks! […]
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Beautiful colors Terri! The water on the red leaf looks like a maraschino cherry to me and the gold color is exquisite!
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Thank you, Linda! ❤️
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Beautiful 🙂
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Thank you!
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Magnificent, Terri
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Thanks, Toni!
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Both shots – luscious!!
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Thanks so much, Donna! I got tired of posting about our endless winter!
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Wow, Mother Nature was feeling flamboyant! Gorgeous, Terri.
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Thank you, Diana! I caught that pink maple last fall and the Witch Hazel this week while in Hood River. So nice to see a bit of spring for a half day 🌸
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I love coloured monochromes – great shots!
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Thank you, Sarah. Both Susanne and Google Lens confirmed the yellow tree is a Witch Hazel.
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Very nice, Terri. Love that second one with all the twists and turns!
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Thank you, Graham. It was nice to get a hint of spring in Hood River, OR.
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Both of these are beautiful, Terri, but I also love that you used “monochrome” in the correct way but a way that often isn’t considered, as most people assume it means B&W. 🙂
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Thank you for that, Janet. Using red or yellow may be taking monochrome a hair too far, but it’s fun to capture an image in a monochromatic hue.
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Hi, Terri – There is something infinitely healing in the repeated refrains of nature…and in your beautiful photography!
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Thank you so much, Donna! This is so true and probably why I’m drawn to taking endless snaps of it 🙂
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Great colors! I bet it’s fun to discover new-to-you flora around your new home.
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Thanks, Janis! Spring cannot come soon enough for sure!
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Wow that is definitely a great submission for my Pink Nature Photo Challenge! Thanks Terri!
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I’m glad the timing of your theme worked for sharing my pink maple 🍁
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Perfect!
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Such truth in that quote.
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Indeed, especially this spring, thanks Jacqui!
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Both images are so beautiful!
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Thank you, Susanne! I’m not sure what the yellow tree was, I snapped it on the Columbia River Gorge yesterday.
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Looks like witch hazel to me!
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Ohhh…thanks!
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Love the colours… did you forget to post the monochrome image? Or was it meant for flower of the day xx 🤣
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Thanks, Bren. The pink image is a color monochrome. I read monochrome can be an image of predominantly one color, not just black and white.
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Ah… that is Cee’s Black and white Challence… however, sepia is fine for me … xx
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I looked up the link, and I see monochrome can be sepia or cyan tones. Oh well, next time 🤣
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Sepia is fine xx
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I love the colors in this image, Terri. I’m so ready for spring.
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Thank you Colleen! You are a fast one this morning!
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I was on the treadmill. Now, I’m off to work on a book cover. Work and finding time to write is always a challenge. 💛
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