Sunday

The Abundance of Life

Stop every now and then. Just stop and enjoy. Take a deep breath. Relax and take in the abundance of life. 
~Unknown

From my archives from April of 2010 ~ I believe this is some type of Poplar Tree leaf - possibly a Yellow Poplar. 

21 comments:

  1. This green makes me happy! :)
    xo Catherine

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  2. Green... yay, green.. I hear it's coming early this year.

    Di

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  3. Nice composition of shapes and colors.

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  4. Beautiful picture - beautiful thought!

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  5. Ah green, it sure would be nice to see green leaves once again!!

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  6. It is refreshing to see a green leaf in winter.Thanks,and have a great day.
    Ruth

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  7. Looks like spring! We need that about now. Thanks for sharing! :)

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  8. Great springlike feeling in the dead of winter here! I really enjoy the shape of those poplar leaves!

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  9. Thanks for reminding us that there really was a thing called "Spring"! :-)

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  10. Lovely! So often we focus on the flowers and pass by the beautiful green! :)

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  11. Green is a nourishing color for me. I will stop to admire a green leaf, green grass or tree.

    Thank you for sharing both photo and quote.

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  12. Happy Sunday to you too, and how nice to see some green at this time when we have all the white stuff around.
    B.

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  13. What a nice and elegant photograph, congratulations!

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  14. Ah, green leaves — I am so ready for spring
    : )

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  15. What a lovely, simple image. I just love it!

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  16. I like the backlighting, Kerri - I see you have spring fever.

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  17. Georgeous. I miss green more and more. White and I just dont get along for months .Thankful when our snow melts.

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  18. Lovely composition and color. Nice to see this time of year.

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