This is a simple post ... a set of images of things that are green; used to be green; or will be green ... Or, in Jeopardy terms (for those outside the U.S., this is a long running TV game show) things that have Chlorophyll in them.

First, this tree is near the Mission highlighted in the last post.  I thought the orange and green combination of the leaves against the blue sky made an interesting composition:

On another outing, I spotted this red leaf maple:

and then either moved in closer or cropped it ... I forget which:

Remember the tulip images I posted in the spring?  Here's one at the end of its life cycle.  Even though it is dried out and withered, I still find it to be an interesting subject full of character ... maybe that's a reflection of my age?

A plate of persimmons:

More stuff hanging around the house:

1/ 40s, at f/2.8 || E.Comp:-6 / 6 || 180mm || WB: AUTO 0. || ISO: 400 || Tone: || Sharp: || Camera: NIKON D3on: 2011:10:16 16:06:22

Artichokes stacked up in a booth at a street market ... my  favorite image of this post:

And something Orchid-like from the Huntington Library gardens:

So there you have it ... a simple look at some complicated things from the world of Mother Nature!

I hope you enjoyed them.

Adam

P.S.  I think you'll find the next few posts pretty interesting ... they'll focus on peeking into something most of us don't see.  What's the subject ... oh, you'll just have to wait for that!  :)  How's that for a tease?