I love the contrasts that are in this photo. The differences between the yellow squash leaf and the dark green zucchini leaf are enhanced by the shadow between them.
The yellow squash plant contains leaves that are various shades of yellow, cream, silver and green;
whereas the zucchini leaves are totally green. Together they are living a life of peaceful coexistence, a life where both appear to be thriving.
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Nice pics. If only we could take a lesson from their peaceful coexistence and apply it to us.
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I agree!
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I’d be lost trying to figure them out 😃
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You may have found one of your callings with photography Karuna….yes, these are lovely contrasts.
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🙂 I will be writing a post about the photography sometime soon. I found out something new about my biological family!
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I love your take !
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Thanks!
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Are there differences in their vitamins?
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You have an eye, Karuna, for photography!! Your father and your nephew seem to share this, non? You take an ordinary subject and make it extraordinary…Cheryl-Lynn x
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Wow…. thanks. I’m also going to write a post about my new discovery of my father and my nephew’s photography.
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I look forward to reading it.
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